Sentence examples for trade charges from inspiring English sources

Sixty years and several wars later, the two countries confront each other in a nuclear standoff, trade charges of subversion, and periodically exchange fire in the Kashmiri Himalayas.

Activists on the right and the left trade charges about whose fault the tragedy was, because there is no event too solemn not to be turned to short-term political advantage.

Even as they trade charges of duplicity and, yet again, brace for a possible military showdown, Bill Clinton and Saddam Hussein can agree on this much: The economic sanctions imposed on Iraq more than eight years ago, which Iraq has cited as the cause of the latest crisis, have devastated its economy and its people.

In fact, the populations of two of these nations enlisted by the United States in its war against terror -- Armenia and Azerbaijan -- routinely trade charges, each contending that the other is guilty of allowing and even sponsoring terrorist attacks fueled by ethnic rivalry and territorial ambitions.

Archaeologist João Zilhão and his critics trade charges over who truly invented artifacts at European sites and whether Neandertals were "modern".

As in: "Clinton and Trump Trade Charges of Racism as the Discourse Becomes Uglier and Uglier" or "Yes, Trump is a raving lunatic, but what about those emails?" Objectivity used to mean assessing evidence without bias; now it seems to mean making sure you never criticize one candidate without "balancing" it out with a criticism about the other.

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DEFENDS INDIA ON OPIUM.; Olivier Lays Illicit Trade Charge to Detractors of League.

The broker will arrange the trade, charging UBS fees along the way.

Mr. Drimal was arrested in 2009 on insider trading charges.

Both men have pleaded guilty to insider trading charges.