Sentence examples for charges of operating from inspiring English sources
*A couple was indicted in California on charges of operating a fraudulent Russian dating scheme that stole $600,000 from4000 victims over three years.
Mr Rajaratnam used to run Galleon, one of the world's largest hedge funds, until his arrest in 2009 on charges of operating a network of executives, bankers and traders through which he obtained illegal tips.
Nineteen people in the United States and abroad were indicted yesterday on charges of operating a Web site that federal officials said was one of the largest online centers for trafficking in stolen identity information and credit cards.
The pilot, Thomas Cloyd, 44, and the co-pilot, Christopher Hughes, 40, were jailed on felony charges of operating an aircraft under the influence of alcohol, the police said.
Two America West pilots taxiing for takeoff from Miami International Airport were ordered to return the passenger plane to the terminal today and arrested on charges of operating a plane while drunk, the police said.
Four people are to be arraigned in Albany County Court today on state charges of operating a nationwide identity-theft ring that used office workers to steal names and Social Security numbers, officials said.
Someone must take charge of operating these new and complex devices, not to mention the programming and systems design.
A new nonprofit entity, called the Marine Well Containment Company, will be created and be in charge of operating and maintaining this emergency capability.
On Friday, he also cleared up a thorny off-field problem when he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
Federal authorities, having warned him several times to shut down, finally arrested him in 1971 on the felony charge of operating without a Federal Communications Commission license.
The list, with thousands of names, has been a tinderbox of controversy since Ms. Potter pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of "operating a house of assignation" in November 2000, for which she paid a $100 fine.
