Sentence examples for long charged with from inspiring English sources

BELGRADE, Serbia — The infamous fugitive, long charged with war crimes, was not in a distant monastery or a dark cave when caught at last, but living in Serbia's capital.

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.

Both are worried that academic physics has become dangerously like what the social constructivists have long charged it with being: a community that is no more rational or objective than any other group of humans.

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

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

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

We have long charged our schools with several overwhelming mandates, including rectification of social and economic equality.

A hopeful punt downfield looked to be a straightforward matter for defender Laing to deal with, but Long charged from his goal to try to take charge of the situation.

But fear not, the Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association reassured vape aficionados that the e-cigarettes are totally safe, as long as the lithium batteries the same batteries that caused all those hoverboard explosions not too long ago are charged with the correct charger.

Now Middle Eastern governments, which have long been charged with allowing the West to lead the fight against Islamist fundamentalism, are seen taking the fight to Isis themselves.

While the People's Congresses have long been charged with government oversight, in practice they inevitably served as applause machines for the party-controlled government.