Sentence examples for has charged over from inspiring English sources

Although the Securities and Exchange Commission has charged over 150 firms and individuals in relation to the financial crisis, critics have still said it has not done enough to go after high-level bank executives.

America's Department of Justice brought criminal charges against three former employees at ICAP, only the second group of bankers it has charged over the LIBOR scandal (the first were at UBS).The Swedish government sold its remaining 7% stake in Nordea, ending its involvement with the Nordic region's biggest bank, which was bailed out in the early 1990s.

They must have either been forced from their position by the enemy in front, or the Pennsylvania Reserves, in their zeal, must have charged over them.

Some more details about the central coast man that NSW police have charged over allegedly posting racist comments on the Facebook page of outgoing Labor senator Nova Peris.

By the end, he had charged over to Mrs. Clinton's lectern and thrust a no-soft-money pledge under her nose, demanding: "Sign it!

All told, I was able to ring up a couple of thousand dollars in sales, not counting an additional $700 sale I arranged to have charged over the phone on Monday.

Uefa has charged Internazionale over the racist behaviour of their fans during the Europa League match against Tottenham Hotspur last week.

European football's governing body has charged the Spaniard over an "incident of a non-sporting nature".

The ICC has charged Mr Bashir with genocide over the conflict in Darfur.

Police have charged 16 men over football-related disorder in Edinburgh.

The study found that bison had charged people 81 times over 22 years, killing two.