Sentence examples for cheating charges from inspiring English sources

But then to be fair to the old dear he has responded to cheating charges with some considerable coherence.

But evaluations posted online by students after finals — before the cheating charges were made — in Harvard's Q Guide were filled with seething assessments, and made clear that the class was no longer easy.

In August, an administration memo to the resident deans, on how to advise students being brought up on cheating charges before the Administrative Board, a committee of faculty members responsible for enforcing regulations, made its way to news organizations.

In college, those children often get a rude awakening when faculty attuned to problems with academic dishonesty level plagiarism or other cheating charges against students who feel somehow wronged even while admitting the illicit acts.

Thus, the competitors who are not the incumbent phone companies are not just at a disadvantage but can't sustain price wars when the other side is cheating – charging local phone customers for expenses that the competitors pay to use the state utility networks.

Zarooni, who has now admitted that he used anabolic steroids to boost the condition of 15 horses in his yard, will have been exposed as a cheat, charged, tried, convicted and, probably, sentenced in less time than it takes to stage the Cheltenham Festival.

"Armstrong will address the alleged doping scandal, years of accusations of cheating and charges of lying about the use of performance-enhancing drugs throughout his storied cycling career," Winfrey's network said in a statement.

Mr. Maliki has been demanding a recount of the results of the March 7 vote and accusing Iraqiya of winning the election by cheating — a charge that international monitors, the United Nations and Iraq's independent elections commission all reject.

The Mumbai police filed gambling, cheating and conspiracy charges against the son-in-law of India's cricket chief in a scandal that has engulfed the country's Twenty20 league.

In his view, MITS was cheating hobbyists by charging $500 for buggy software.

Authorities named Mark Riddell, a college-entrance exam counselor, as Singer's cheating accomplice and charged him in the case.