Sentence examples for inspired charges from inspiring English sources

Ms. Nurul Izzah is the eldest daughter of Anwar Ibrahim, a former deputy prime minister, who over a decade ago was jailed on what he called politically inspired charges of sodomy and abuse of power.

One of Mr. Kuchma's most acid critics, she was jailed on what other opponents called politically inspired charges, then barred from leaving Kiev to campaign for her party in elections last month.

"America's standing alongside authoritarian regimes is what created terrorism in the Arab world," said Ayman Nour, a former presidential candidate who was recently freed after more than three years in prison here on what were widely seen as politically inspired charges.

However, according to human rights activist Nabeel Rajab, about 400 more activists remained in prison on "politically inspired charges".

So was the notion that hate-speech laws are inherently problematic, not least because they're bound to inspire charges of selective application.

The case was inspired by charges of human rights abuses against a former Chilean dictator, Gen. Augusto Pinochet, by a Spanish judge, Mr. Brody said.

They praise Williams's aggressive style, the blitzing in preseason games that irritates opponents and inspires charges of dirty play, the brash talk — often in public — about the hits he wants to put on opponents.

This finding, along with the earlier report that HBV replication cannot tolerate CTD truncations beyond residue 173 [21], inspired the charge balance model for HBV replication, which postulates that the overall positive charge of the capsid interior is important for genome replication because it counteracts the negative chare of encapsidated nucleic acids [21].

In the buildup to the game England's assistant coach Paul Gustard had used stirring poetry to inspire his charges to another level and challenge them to achieve something special.

Human Rights Watch says that thousands of prisoners are being held on spurious charges inspired by their religious activity, and Tashkent regularly uses state-controlled media to warn against imminent danger.

He plans to draw on his own experience of being disqualified in the 1994 Olympics in the 1,000m after finishing second, then coming back to win a bronze, to inspire his charge.