Sentence examples for confront charges from inspiring English sources

The appointments also suggested that the governing United Progressive Alliance will continue to confront charges of corruption and nepotism that have embroiled some of its most prominent members in controversy.

Mannheim's relationism never adequately confronted charges that it verged on relativism; it also failed to explain how scientific knowledge arises.

Carrie also confronts charges for the unlawful removal from CIA headquarters of classified materials.

But the incident has also rallied foreign support for him as he confronts charges of crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

Mr. Bertoldi's lawyer, Olivier Rondu, said on Thursday that his client denied the accusations against him and was willing to be extradited to Belgium to confront the charges.

All right, on to the next and bigger question: What will happen to Jorie's faith when she is forced to confront such charges against her husband?

Mr. Assange had little interest in being interviewed -- the publication that week of an autobiography he had authorized and then disavowed might have left him a bit gun-shy -- but he made it clear that he felt that the extradition to Sweden could be just the beginning of a perilous road that would eventually lead to his extradition to the United States, where he could confront espionage charges.

Rennick has not come to the U.S. to confront the charges.

On the other hand, he could continue his 12-year refusal to confront the charges against him.

Paula Deen may have adopted a healthy new lifestyle and dropped two pant sizes, but the Food Network star's PR rocket is now forced to confront unsavory charges yet again.

He also said the president should be given flexibility in selecting the forum and circumstances -- such as a military tribunal or an administrative hearing -- in which the person designated an enemy combatant can confront the charges against him.