Sentence examples for charge serving from inspiring English sources

Lewis eventually pleaded guilty to a lesser charge, serving no time in prison, paying a $250,000 fine levied by the N.F.L.

Dr. Hamilton figured there had to be a way to open his own clinic, where he'd be glad to work at no charge serving the same patients.

But like the Chevy Volt, the SP 01 can output its electrical charge, serving as a sort of $135k electric generator in a pinch.

Serbia's new minister in charge served in the pre-independence government of Kosovo led by Bajram Rexhepi.

He pleaded guilty to one charge, served a year in prison and left the United States in 1998, dividing his time between Paris, Amsterdam and Tromso.

Standard appeal waivers in plea agreements, in which the defendant admits the facts proving every element of the criminal charge, serve the public interest by limiting frivolous post-conviction litigation.

A sp3 carbon atom with a van der Waals radius of 1.52 Å and a +1.0 charge served as the probe atom to calculate steric and electrostatic fields.

PNA molecules, when added to AuNPs due to neutral charge serve as a "coagulant" and induce particle aggregation in absence of salt, there by leading to a color change in AuNPs from red (with a specific surface plasmon peak at 520 nm) to dark purple (with the adsorption peak at 620 nm).

Stories that focus on the hilarity of the buffoon in charge serve to distract our attention from the fact that 80percentt (or 20 million) North Koreans are suffering from a lack of food.

I disagree with Mr. Kristof's reference to the continuing trial of Dr. Ali Alekri as "a collection of political charges" serving "as punishment for telling outsiders about deaths and injuries in the crackdown".

The assumptions are based on daily use of four lamps of 11 W for lighting, 70 W for TV, and 5 W each for radio receiver and mobile charger serving for about 5 h.