Sentence examples for be charged for using from inspiring English sources

Anton Ferdinand is unlikely to be charged for using abusive language by the Football Association.

Stoke Gifford parish council recently hit the news when it suggested parkrun participants be charged for using the local park.

David Cameron has said he does not think Spurs fans should be charged for using the term, because it was not "motivated by hate".

Hammered by the financial crisis and regulated price cuts to the cost of phone calls, with Europe tackling "bill shock" by imposing strict limits on how much customers can be charged for using their phones on holiday, networks have been looking for savings.

Hammered by the financial crisis and regulated price cuts to the cost of phone calls, with Europe tackling bill shock by imposing strict limits on how much customers can be charged for using their phones on holiday, networks have been looking for savings.

"We don't think consumers should be charged for using their own money," Allaire writes on the Circle blog.

But cash machines are costly, and if regulators succeed in protecting us from being charged for using them, banks won't continue to serve out-of-town travelers".

The last time that a New York City police officer was charged for using a chokehold was in 1994.

The sport's previous big scandal involved the McLaren Mercedes team being charged for using secret technical data on the Ferrari team in 2007.

A. You should first find out what kind of standard is used by the wireless network you wish to connect to (ask the network's administrator) and whether a fee is charged for using the network.

IT IS one of the most infuriating things about booking a flight on a budget airline: clicking through to the online checkout to find that you are being charged for using your credit or debit card.