Sentence examples for made charges from inspiring English sources

In my absence they made charges against me and claimed I had absconded.

For weeks they made charges that Republicans were working to keep down turnout and deter newly registered voters.

A criminal investigation by the LAPD remains open, but observers said the lack of physical evidence made charges unlikely.

Mr. Mandala also made charges to credit cards he opened up in the name of his ex-girlfriend's father, Ms. Korenstein said.

When voters in predominantly black neighborhoods in Florida saw their votes challenged in the contested Bush-Gore election of 2000, Democrats made charges of disenfranchisement.

Reviewing 400 murder cases in five jurisdictions, the study concluded that forensic evidence had little effect on whether an arrest would be made, charges would be filed or a conviction would result.

When the Church made charging interest illegal, Jews often worked as usurers, largely providing loans to Christians.

Second, we made charge-neutralizing mutations (Asn or Gln) that remove the charge of the amino acid side chain without changing its size.

First, we made charge-preserving mutations (Asp or Glu) that alter the length of the amino acid side chain without removing the carboxylate group.

Instead, unidentified and disembodied voices make charges like "it's about serial hypocrisy".

But she fumed about her inability to make charges stick against the K.L.A.