Sentence examples for has just charged from inspiring English sources

Your prime minister has just charged you with growing your nation's technology economy.

And the International Cricket Commission has just charged three Pakistani stars with corruption for spot fixing in critical test matches with England.

So I'm going to cancel your keys and you can come back at noon, ok?" "But noon is in five minutes," I half-clarified-half-pleaded, "and your machine has just charged my credit card and given me keys".

The Huskies Hiltonn Armstrong had just charged into a DePaul player, and that was too much for Calhoun to bear.

A former defence minister has just been charged with abuse of power; the foreign minister has been charged with corruption.

He has just been charged with a woman's murder in Missouri.

That's what a blue-ribbon panel appointed by New York City's long dormant Vertical Transportation Authority has just been charged with finding out.

BEATE ZSCHÄPE has just been charged in a Munich court as the surviving member of a neo-Nazi trio that, between 2000 and 2007, murdered eight Turks, one Greek and a policewoman, besides planting nail bombs and robbing banks.

Given that Nottingham has just two charging bays in the whole of its metropolitan area, both forms of charging post anxiety are now in play.

It is also too early to say whether a single website will reverse decades of civic decline: meetup.com is only three years old and has just started charging, with unpredictable consequences.Still, the growth is impressive.

Another reason progress is often slow is that India has just three diplomats charged with negotiating agreements between the two, and they must oversee 36 continuing dialogues covering issues like defense, space exploration, security and scientific and health agreements.