Sentence examples for confronted with charges from inspiring English sources

But the Swiss, unlike the French, had not previously been confronted with charges of collaborating, wittingly or unwittingly, with the Germans during the war.

When confronted with charges that he had made inappropriate sexual comments to two of his students at a New York City high school, Anthony Correnti resigned on the spot and sought work in a Long Island school district.

At present Micron Technology and other producers of dynamic random access memory chips for computers one of the most competitive industries on the planet are confronted with charges from the Justice Department that imply all three pricing offenses at once.

Wink resigned when confronted with the charges.

McGinley said that when confronted with the charges against him, Hamza said it was "everyone else's fault".

Only days earlier, Rutherford was confronted with police charges after he was accused of trying to pull a woman from a car through the crack in the driver's seat window.

Instead, when confronted with the charges, he said he didn't "remember" the episode that fellow students referred to as a "vicious attack".

Economists, like other social scientists, are sometimes confronted with the charge that their discipline is not a science.

It was almost a reprise of the Perkins tribunal: she was again being confronted with the charge of inauthenticity.

When Larry Summers was confronted with that charge on This Week with George Stephanopoulos he would not dispute it.

The Bush administration confronted North Korea with charges about its uranium enrichment program and demanded that Pyongyang dismantle the program before serious talks could continue.