Sentence examples for charges public from inspiring English sources

She added that she decided to make her charges public precisely because The American Spectator's account was wrong, defaming her.

The amount Sky charges public service broadcasters has come down – in the past it has been as much as £25m a year.

The three deported French men received a suspended six-month prison sentence on two charges – public exposure and making pornography – and will be banned from re-entering Cambodia for four years.

The inspector general largely based his conclusions on the strength of General Kennedy's testimony and the belief that she had more to lose than gain by making her charges public.

"We call on Iran to make these charges public, to allow Jason access to a lawyer and to bring a swift and just resolution of a six-month-long nightmare that has been extremely difficult for Jason and his family".

Since the committee has made no charges public, the nature of Dr. Hauser's errors is unknown and could fall anywhere within a wide range, from minor sins like sloppiness and bad record-keeping to self-deception to outright fabrication of data.

Baltimore's law, which triggered charged public debate in a crime-stricken city, was no exception.

Tom Mockridge, chief executive of Virgin Media, said: "We do not, nor have we ever, charged public service broadcasters.

"It is unlike highly charged public meetings, where someone is proposing something and people are geared to react.

Shared services companies, the NAO reports, find ways to charge public bodies for extras or changes in contracts.

The group's image was always defined by bleach blonde Harry's sly streetwise vocal delivery and sexually charged public persona.