Sentence examples for charges of doing from inspiring English sources

Three employees of the city water works were indicted on charges of doing private work on city time; one was the mayor's half-brother.

On Thursday, the company they selected, its owner and five employees were arraigned on charges of doing the very same thing on those two projects and hundreds of others.

Although to be fair, Gayle's talent undercuts itself on these occasions: he is the most brilliantly unhurried of sporting geniuses, a man whose basic skill is geared to making the very hard look very easy, thereby opening himself up to charges of doing something that is simply very easy.

A Turkish publisher has been fined for printing a book that included the words "Kurd" and "Kurdistan," on charges of "doing propaganda work for the Kurdish Workers Organization".

There is in fact somebody in charge of doing something just like that.

He is also good with numbers so he is in charge of doing deals and is our COO.

Hurd told the agent a "co-conspirator is in charge of doing the majority of the deals" while he focused on "higher-end deals," the complaint said.

"I think that's really up to folks in charge of doing that," said Patrick Nero, the commissioner of America East, Binghamton's conference.

Second, despite the common desire to keep the lakes clean, there is confusion over who is in charge of doing so.

While inculpating Poles in Shoah, Lanzmann in this interview exculpates the Allies from the charge of doing nothing to save the Jews.

This is bad news in the sense that nobody is in charge of doing something about the abandoned infrastructure built for a nation of shoppers.