Sentence examples for it faced charges from inspiring English sources
It faced charges in the same year of providing services to American clients seeking to evade taxes and was fined nearly $800m by the US authorities in a long, tortuous case that heaped shame on the Swiss financiers.
On the other hand, when Labour acts out of principle on foreign policy – as it did on Syria and the EU budget – it faces charges of cynicism.
Venice was founded 1,600 years ago as a water-protected haven for people fleeing barbarians, and, fair or not, it has faced charges in recent decades of retreating from the modern, at least as far as its architecture is concerned.
Soccer is the world's most popular sport, but it has repeatedly faced charges of corruption while operating with a lack of transparency and little oversight.
France, a significant player in French-speaking Africa, has long faced charges that it supported the Hutu leadership before and even during the massacres.
However, when it was first released Utami faced charges that she was not the actual writer; among those suggested as the author was poet Goenawan Mohamad, known as Utami's mentor.
Top officials were fired; some faced charges.
Of these, 66,000 faced charges above 10 per cent.
The killer never faced charges.
The others never faced charges.
