Sentence examples for which has charged from inspiring English sources

The Libyan government has resisted extradition requests by the International Criminal Court, which has charged him with crimes against humanity.

And the ICC, which has charged Saif al-Islam and Senussi, has yet to agree to Libyan requests to try both at home.

The move has rankled Nashi, which has charged the European Union with reneging on democratic principles that European officials often accuse Russia of violating.

In the knick-knack chain shop Tiger, which has charged people for bags long before it became law, I once saw a woman have a full-on strop after she was asked to pay 5p.

AS A contributor to the free side of a venerable publication which has charged for its content for over a century, I can understand that tough situation in which the New York Times finds itself.

The formerly little-known stationery maker San-X has scored two huge hits in Japan with its panda character, Tarepanda, and its bear, Rilakkuma -- which has charged up the Character Databank charts, ranking fifth in the latest survey.

It smashes the previous lowest-rate personal loans, which have charged around 5% interest.

The government, meanwhile, which had charged Mr. Gotti with racketeering and murder conspiracy, released a statement saying that it had not yet decided whether to pursue a fifth trial.

Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain, near Scottsdale, Ariz., which had charged a penalty fee to guests who cancel within 72 hours of a trip, is now allowing guests to reschedule and apply that charge toward a future stay within the year.

Earlier this month, Spiegel entered into an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which had charged the company had not fully disclosed to investors how precarious the company's financial position really was.

If her case is successful, it would sharply limit the power of public employee unions, which have charged "fair share" fees to non-union members when the union negotiates their contracts.