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bring a charge against

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bring a charge against someone or something
to file a complaint against someone or a group; to begin a legal process against someone or a group. (A charge can also be charges even if only one charge is involved.) We brought a charge against the town council. Sam brought charges against Jeff.
See also: against, bring, charge


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City will use the evidence of Gary Neville's goal celebration against them the following week - which did not bring a charge against the Manchester United defender - as evidence to back up Adebayor's claim he did nothing wrong.
City will use the evidence of Gary Neville's goal celebration against them the following week - which did not even bring a charge against the Manchester United defender - as evidence to back up Adebayor's claim that he did nothing wrong.
 
 
 
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