Sentence examples for economic charge from inspiring English sources

Unification has brought extraordinary growth, and the UK has led the economic charge".

We first got to witness this thing of beauty when David Blanchflower was laying his economic charge sheet at the feet of the Government early on in the show.

Leading the economic charge is former Goldman Sachs trader Abdourahmane Cissé, the 34-year-old budget minister, who says the world's top cocoa producer is strong enough to weather external shocks, while stability is almost guaranteed.

NEW DELHI — The days before Narendra Modi left for China, his first visit as India's prime minister, brought pinprick reminders of the geopolitical rifts dividing the two countries, even while they court each other for an economic charge.

However the meeting got started and whatever was said, some here feared that a city once fueled by gangster money might now seek an economic charge from gangsta rap -- and perhaps another from alcohol, if their mayor's face ever appeared on the label of a gin bottle.

Khodorkovsky was arrested 10 years ago on economic charges widely seen to be punishment for his wealth and ability to challenge Putin.

Deport him to China for trial on economic charges, an almost certain guarantee that he would be executed?

"We could not talk about the economic charges or other stuff, mainly about the family and health," Lu said.

The former owner of the Yukos oil business spent more than a decade in jail after being convicted on economic charges that many believe were politically motivated.

Human Rights in China said the former leader, Zhang Ming, was sentenced in September to seven years in prison on economic charges related to his Shanghai business.

The journalist has also been sentenced to seven-and-a-half-years in prison on "economic charges" in a verdict delivered in September.