The part of a sentence "charges on the" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
To make a sentence from this phrase, you could say, "The lawyer assessed the charges on the defendant."
At the core are charges on the underlying funds.
Mr. Luo laid out the charges on the Internet in early December.
Smedley was acquitted of all charges on the grounds of self-defence.
Tuesday's report also gave fresh charges on the design of missile warheads.
(Recurring charges on the debit card from monthly billers earn rewards, too).
Since positive charges on the nightside drift toward dusk, they gain energy.
The data was then used to make fraudulent charges on the consumers' accounts.
"I think she found some of the charges on the credit card, so he fessed up.
Usually the clerk would read out all 18 charges on the indictment to the jury.
The prices and monthly charges on the units are still to be determined.
It's been a long, long haul from the squirming charges on the play dates.
