Sentence examples for continue to face charges from inspiring English sources
As long as the university maintains criteria for exclusion based on nationality, not sound medical diagnosis, it will continue to face charges of anti-Asian prejudice.
Two lawyers, George S. Meissner and Richard Finkel, and three other men continue to face charges of witness tampering; they are suspected of trying to prod the woman's husband into dropping charges.
The charges were later dropped, but Mr. Strauss-Kahn continues to face charges of being involved in a prostitution ring in France.
And founder Julian Assange continues to face charges that his 'radical transparency' organization is a front for Kremlin agents (charges that stepped up after Wikileaks released a massive trove of hacked emails from the DNC last year at a key moment in the U.S. presidential election).
Particularly with regards to FIFA, which has been embroiled in scandal and continuing to face charges that it doesn't put equal efforts into supporting the women's game. .
BERLIN -- While Europeans and Americans traveling abroad continue to face steep roaming charges, Chinese travelers can call home for as little as it costs to make a local call.
Manning would continue to face the most serious charge of "aiding the enemy", which carries a maximum sentence of life in military custody with no chance of parole.
Although not likely to be struck down in its entirety, the law will continue to face stubborn opposition accompanied by lingering charges that "death panels" will ration health care.
Human rights advocates who have brought genocide charges against the country's rulers continue to face death threats.
Although my case was later dismissed and the charges were unfounded, I still faced and continue to face discrimination on a number of fronts from employment to other opportunities that were once afforded to me before my arrest.
