Sentence examples similar to charge of a client from inspiring English sources

(Then again, his first dose of advice is free of charge; if a client wants to renew his giving annually to a particular outfit once the Geneva Global grant has finished, Thurman will not collect an additional fee).

Many financial planners charge 1percentt of a client's assets annually for advice on anything and everything, including investing.

The partner of a public accounting firm in charge of a major client is subject to serious conflicts of interest that make it difficult for him or her to exercise unbiased, independent professional judgment even while intending to do the right thing.

Mr. Vilar was indicted by a federal grand jury in May on charges of defrauding a client of more than $5 million and using some of the money to make donations to cultural and other causes.

The U.S. government obtained an indictment against him in 2009 on criminal charges of bilking a client out of $2.1 million, and judges in the District and Virginia have ordered him to pay $6.5 million to former partners who claim he fleeced them.

The contract that Mr. Zouvelos requires customers to sign includes a charge of 15 percent of a client's bail amount if he rearrests the client — essentially giving himself a financial incentive to throw back in jail someone he has bailed out.

Mr. Willey's lawsuit offered the example of a client charged with breaking into a car.

Diagnostic information was obtained anonymously from the nurse or physician in charge of the client.

In some facilities, members of People living with HIV-support associations were in charge of overseeing client reception, help clients through the different steps and encourage them to participate in information sessions rather than merely waiting.

Battles over estates are often the result of service providers charging a client — especially an elderly one — the most they can or of siblings taking large commissions to manage the financial affairs.

Mr. Vilar and a business partner in Amerindo Investment Advisors are charged with defrauding a client of more than $5 million.