Sentence examples for charges altogether from inspiring English sources

In his ruling, Justice Cataldo did more than overturn the conviction, dismissing the charges altogether.

This week the EU Digital Agenda Commissioner proposed banning roaming charges altogether.

Barring that, the Manhattan district attorney's office would have to dismiss the charges altogether or go to trial.

The restaurant business needs to follow the lead of a few enlightened souls and scrap the concept of tips and service charges altogether.

Assistants must determine the proper charges to file based on the facts of a case — which are usually provided by a police officer — or whether to drop charges altogether.

Experts said the S.E.C. could decide to appeal the case to a higher court or drop the charges altogether instead of going to trial, but they said the agency was unlikely to exercise those options.

But some travelers can pay less or even avoid the domestic convenience charge altogether.

It is not just that this charge is based on a novel legal theory: this week, the judge in her case, Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum, considered whether to toss out this charge altogether.

It's recognised worldwide and is a benchmark for standards in Britain Ed Miliband Tory ministers have even tried to decriminalise dodging the £145.50 licence fee, a move that opponents characterised as the first step towards abolishing the charge altogether, but were blocked in an 11th-hour move by the Lords.

Now the company is finally taking the dramatic (or "bold" in its own words) and perhaps final step of another update designed to stop them from charging altogether.

He was shocked to see them blinking on and off like Christmas lights, suggesting that they lost their charge altogether rather than using the stable charge difference to pump ions across the membrane.