Sentence examples for traditional charges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Botticelli said he embraced his office's more traditional charges, like combating the flow of heroin across the United States border with Mexico.

Clinton had worked to inoculate himself from the traditional charges that he was just another liberal Democrat.

In 1992, Bill Clinton was able to use his hawkishness as a political advantage, and inoculated himself from traditional charges made against Democrats for being soft of defense.

Authorities rarely charge evangelical Christians with apostasy, and instead rely on more traditional charges such as "acting against the national security," "propaganda against the regime," or "insulting Islamic sanctities".

The traditional charge measurement solution comprises a charge sensitive preamplifier, shaping amplifier and digitizer.

Gray will deliver the traditional charge to the graduates, and then will join Provost John M. Deutch '61 in awarding the degrees.

As a result, traditional charging techniques that rely only on the terminal measurements such as the current, voltage or temperature are not reliable in those chargers.

He speaks of "fairness" and right and wrong, words designed to blunt the traditional charge by Democrats that across-the-board tax cutting gives huge windfalls to upper-income Americans.

Income at the company's travel-related services unit, which includes its credit cards as well as its traditional charge cards, travel agency and traveler's checks, rose 9.7percentto to $328 million.

The strategy, which can give a three-fold increase in the lifetime energy-delivery of gelled-electrolyte batteries compared with that obtained using traditional charging procedures, is to be employed in RAPS systems in Peru.

One solution is replacing traditional charge-coupled devices (CCDs) with high-speed scientific complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (sCMOS) cameras, which can capture thousands of frames per second.