Sentence examples for charge granted from inspiring English sources

In Great Britain the right to a "floating charge," granted against its assets by a borrowing company to a lender, has the same effect.

The hospital, or statutorily the Person in Charge, grants the progression of these passes, initially allowing access to hospital grounds only (from escorted on to accompanied and then unaccompanied passes) and progressing into the community (also escorted, accompanied and unaccompanied passes, up to and including overnight passes).

In 2015, Noriega, incarcerated for decades on drug trafficking and other charges, granted a rare interview to Jon Lee Anderson.

They also work while plugged in so you can play while charging – granted – this technically defeats the purpose of a wireless headset.

A British court issued an interim injunction on Wednesday to block the extradition of the radical cleric known as Abu Hamza al-Masri to the United States on terrorism charges, granting a court hearing next Tuesday for an appeal.

After closing arguments last week, Judge Charles D. Gill instructed the predominantly white jury to consider two lesser manslaughter charges, granting the prosecution's request over the objections of Officer Smith's defense lawyer, John J. Kelly.

That's because the amount of money a university can charge grant-giving agencies for the indirect costs of research, such as building maintenance and utilities, is a fixed percentage of the direct costs of a grantee's research, including salaries and equipment purchases.

Funding for open access charge: grant number R01 LM010817.

Funding for open access charge: Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas (22133002).

May-June May-June 2003ni put on trial on corruption charges Berlusconid immunity from putsecution.

As Ferguson was charged and granted conditional bail on Monday night the National Rugby League suspended his registration putting his career in doubt for the rest of the season.