Sentence examples similar to agreed-upon charge from inspiring English sources

In the media, the generally agreed upon charge is that the film is usurping Hawai'i culture.

"Ultimately, the financial pain that the conspirators inflicted through such enforcement efforts resulted in unwilling agreements by discount retailers to adhere to agreed-upon price levels," the lawsuit charges.

Bitcoin's low-level technical protocol creates a clear and universal measure of agreed-upon value between transacting parties, cutting charges from intermediaries like credit card companies.

The driver then knows FasTrak will charge his credit card an agreed-upon increment of $30 or more to refill his account.

Mr. Cohen's lawyers said in court papers that Ms. Lewis had charged 33percentt on subcontractors' fees, as opposed to the agreed-upon 25percentt, and had promised to refund the overcharges.

Last November, Judge Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court in New York rejected a proposed $285 million settlement of securities fraud charges for the same reason: without an admission of guilt or agreed-upon facts there was no basis for an approval.

Award funds are transferred to a department account, through which the student receives the agreed-upon hourly wages for time spent on the research project, and to which appropriate project expenses may be charged.

"This an agreed-upon sale".

A certain agreed-upon word.

Then he remembers the agreed-upon code.

"Terrorism" has no agreed-upon definition.