Sentence examples for falsely charging from inspiring English sources

Last Sunday's New York Times even reported on its front page that Romney has been "falsely charging" President Obama with removing the work requirement.

The third charge relates to falsely charging £1,950 for IT support services in May 2006, although the money was never paid to the former MP.

Another outstanding performance comes from the baritone Wolfgang Koch as Ortrud's husband Telramund, who is duped into falsely charging Elsa, which he does with thorough self-satisfaction.

Mr. Sununu's more liberal counterpart, Juan Williams, hit back at Mr. Sununu by noting that the Romney campaign had run an ad falsely charging that Mr. Obama planned to do away with work requirements for welfare recipients.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has mounted a similar political campaign against Ecuador, falsely charging: "Correa's administration has led Ecuador into an era of widespread repression by systematically filing defamation lawsuits and smearing critics".

Just five years ago, Republican politicians, Sarah Palin prominent among them, were falsely charging that President Obama's health care reforms would create "death panels" that could cut off care for the critically ill to save money on health care costs.

Kent Easter faces felony charges of conspiracy to falsely charge a crime, false imprisonment by violence or deceit, and conspiracy to commit a crime, which could bring three years in state prison if he is convicted.

Kent Wycliffe Easter, 38, and Jill Bjorkholm Easter, 39, are charged with felony conspiracy, false imprisonment by fraud or deceit, and conspiracy to falsely charge another with a crime.

This woman was falsely charged with a drug crime.

The car seats falsely charged with poor performance saw their prices drop, then rebound quickly.

As she was led away, Ms. Brett-Pierce said she had been falsely charged.