Sentence examples for charges clear from inspiring English sources
The Advertising Standards Authority agreed the company was in breach of its committee of advertising practice code by not making its charges clear at the outset, but it was powerless to insist on a refund and StubHub, part of eBay, refused to offer one.
The company, which was behind QuickCreditScore, HighCreditScore, CreditScoreMatters, High Street Max, Rewards Now and Rewards First, has promised to change its operations to make charges clear.
When Ms. Neathway was arrested, she was a few weeks away from having harassment charges cleared in a case with an ex-boyfriend.
Aoife Sexton of the GSM Association fulminates against price caps, but accepts that the industry has to do more to make roaming charges clearer to customers.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, prosecutors have approved the victim's assault and harassment charges, clearing the way for a court date.
The Crown Prosecution Service concluded last year after nearly four years of investigations, that five officers and a solicitor would not face criminal charges, clearing the way for an inquest that is due to start today.
Mr. Netanyahu returned to Israel today from the United States after Israel's attorney general announced on Wednesday that there was insufficent evidence to prosecute him on corruption charges, clearing the way for a possible political comeback.
After deliberating for six months, Israel's attorney general said he had found insufficient evidence to prosecute former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on corruption charges, clearing the way for a possible political comeback by the conservative leader.
By the end, only 19 people actually stood trial, as other suspects had their charges cleared.
Those who complete the treatment and any court-imposed probation will have their pending criminal charges cleared from their records.
To further increase revenue, many banks also reordered transactions so that the biggest charges cleared first, thereby draining an account of money and creating an opportunity for multiple overdrafts on multiple smaller items.
