Sentence examples for the party charged from inspiring English sources

This was painfully obvious last year when the party charged Mrs Gandhi's 38-year-old son and heir apparent, Rahul, with restoring the party's fortunes in UP, India's biggest state.

The announcement on Friday was immediately welcomed by Representative Pete Sessions of Texas, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, the arm of the party charged with finding and grooming House candidates.

But such countries often have little in common with Russia, and as one Western embassy's trade issues specialist acknowledged, the practice is "usually disadvantageous to the party charged with dumping".

In such a case the plaintiff must show "that the party charged with aiding and abetting had knowledge of or, but for a breach of a duty of inquiry, should have had knowledge of the fraud, and that possessing such knowledge the party failed to act due to an improper motive or breach of a duty of disclosure". 503 F.2d, at 374.

At one time, said the judge delivering the opinion, it was supposed that the charge should be such, as, if true, would subject the party charged to an infamous punishment; but the Supreme Court of the State refused so to hold.

It thus appears that this occurrence is not such as ordinarily does not happen without the negligence of the party charged, but, rather, one in which the accident ordinarily might happen despite the fact that the defendants used reasonable care and were totally free from negligence.

He resigned from the party, charging in an essay in La Presse that the separatists were not welcoming to "New Quebecers".

The party is led by female and male co-chairs -- Figen Yüksekdağ and Demirtas, respectively -- and the party charges female candidates half what it does men to run for office.

It also revealed a true jewel of an insight from Geneva Overholser, one that warrants systematic consideration by the parties charged with executing the agenda.

The ultraconservative Islamists of the Al Nour party charged that Mr. Morsi's steps "weren't enough" and that "additional steps are necessary to deter the perpetrator and to legally pursue the criminals until revenge is exacted against them".

Both Mr. Shafiq and Mr. Okasha failed to appear in court this week to testify in the trial of those members of the former ruling party charged with orchestrating the violence that followed the infamous camel charge.