More than a few nonpartisan business leaders have reservations about the health care and financial regulation initiatives without the exaggerated charges.
Upon his arrival, he was arrested on exaggerated charges, levied by Dudley, that he had conspired to withhold customs monies.
Unfortunately, it seems that the Obama registration leaders are paying little attention to the hard-won quality-control lessons learned by advocacy groups, such as ACORN, that have faced a buzz-saw of GOP phony and exaggerated charges over voter fraud because of flawed registration forms turned in by some of their temporary canvassers.
Has she realised that she needs to justify her reputation, and the exaggerated prices charged for admission to her presence?
A13 Foe of DeLay Is Rebuked The House ethics committee has ruled that a Democratic lawmaker from Texas brought exaggerated ethics charges against Majority Leader Tom DeLay.
Other letters in the file of citizens' complaints talked of illegal searches of cars, disrespect, exaggerated speeding charges, and, in one case, a trooper's robbing a minority driver he had stopped on the turnpike.
As a director, he worried that he had exhausted his ideas, and "Richard III" has none of the shaping conceits of his earlier films, relying instead on a charged theatricality: exaggerated makeup, elaborate costumes, and the pleasure of virtuoso acting in and for itself.
Members of a fraternity kicked off the San Diego State University campus for allegedly waving sex toys at anti-rape demonstrators said Thursday that the charges were exaggerated, based largely on an 18-year-old member's "immature and stupid" actions.
JBL the character is just an exaggerated version of John Layfield, a charge that Layfield totally agrees with.
Defenders, while conceding youthful indiscretions and some indefensible writings, argue that the political charges have been exaggerated and should not negate the significance of Eliade's scholarly and literary contributions.
