Sentence examples for had long charged from inspiring English sources

Timothy Longman, the director of the African Studies Center at Boston University, said that people in eastern Congo had long charged they were victims, too.

Critics, who had long charged Cheney with being a secretive public servant, included members of Congress who brought suit against him for not disclosing records used to form the national energy policy.

He had long charged that the old church had neglected preaching as well as its other pastoral responsibilities, and this book was a response to the need to make preaching one of the principal duties of priests.

Democrats, who had long charged the committee with partisanship, have relentlessly repeated McCarthy's words.

Some American prisons have long charged their inmates for their incarceration.

Yet too many drugs have long charged outsized prices for trivial benefits.

Critics have long charged that lawmakers' main priority is coming up with districts designed to protect their seats.

The Russian Orthodox Church has long charged the Vatican with poaching its followers and has recently expelled Catholic clerics.

Critics have long charged the institution with hewing to a classical jazz canon they deem middle-of-the-road.

Advocates have long charged that many city schools quietly discharge struggling students without making sure that they enroll elsewhere.

Government-owned Chinese banks have long charged a government-mandated interest rate of 5.31percentt for many loans.