Sentence examples for making charges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sun had not been shy in making charges about his difficulties getting loans.

"They are going out there, they are unknowing of the facts, and they are making charges and allegations that are not anchored in reality".

Nevertheless, McCarthy enjoyed a highly successful career, and won a large personal following, by making charges of disloyalty that, though mostly undocumented, badly hurt the Democrats.

The Department of Justice has ended a criminal investigation without making charges in the case of Senator John Ensign, his mistress and the conveniently doled out political favors.

After making charges that the Pindling government had become corrupt, Ingraham was dismissed from the cabinet in 1984, but he won reelection to the House of Assembly in 1987 as an independent.

If the explosives disappeared before Mr. Hussein fell, as Mr. Bush now says is possible, that would undercut Mr. Kerry's argument and bolster Mr. Bush's contention that his opponent is making charges without all the facts.

Moreover, the cost savings achieved by controlling PEV charging could be used to remunerate PEV owners for making charging control available to the power system.

Tell your teammates so they can suppress the enemy thus making charging less risky.

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.

The attorney-general said there was insufficient evidence to make charges.