Sentence examples for charges of deception from inspiring English sources

Her husband had pleaded guilty to seven charges of deception before her trial.

Charges of deception against Daly were later dropped by the Attorney-General.

She has commited to Juncker publicly and she will face charges of deception and betrayal if she drops him.

Not surprisingly, when bloggers noted the discrepancies, charges of deception flew, even from publications that found the car to be thoroughly competent and smartly conceived.

FIFA also has opened itself to charges of deception by arbitrarily changing the rules of the draw from one World Cup to the next.

That explains why Donald J. Trump's open, repeated disregard for the truth — indeed, his embrace of it as savvy business practice — does not seem to damage his candidacy as much as charges of deception have alienated voters from Mrs. Clinton.

Eisenhower asked the officer in charge of deception to keep the German reserves out of the battle for a mere 48 hours.

In an 11 June report on the operations, Lieutenant Commander Ian Cox (who was in charge of deception units) indicated that German forces had been convinced by the fake radio traffic.

The recently promoted Colonel Ralph Bagnold had been appointed "Chief Deception Officer" at Middle Eastern HQ and had taken charge of tactical deception.

In 1940, Archibald Wavell called Clarke to Cairo and placed him in charge of strategic deception.

Dudley Clarke, in charge of military deception in the region, decided to play on these fears by creating a fictional airborne unit.