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bring charges
verb as in accuse
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Last year, it declined to bring charges over allegations he violated sex trafficking laws during a trip he took to the Bahamas with paid escorts.
His congressional record suggests that he would decline to bring charges against corporations that engage in financial malfeasance, pollution, and corruption.
These prosecutors will have every incentive to bring charges against providers who mail mifepristone—or misoprostol alone if the FDA takes mifepristone off the market.
He has also made clear that he will bring charges against physicians for performing abortions if he decides that the cases don’t fall within Texas’ narrow medical exceptions.
The U.S. agents, however, were unable to gather enough evidence to convince prosecutors to bring charges.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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