Sentence examples for charges entirely from inspiring English sources

Campaigners called on the police to drop the charges entirely, because Ms. Masih is a minor.

Now the commission wants to phase out roaming charges entirely by next year.

After the shootings in Aurora, some of the hospitals who treated victims agreed to limit what they charged and to waive charges entirely.

P.& G. did not rule out special charges entirely, a spokeswoman cautioned, but she said the company would treat costs previously accounted for as restructuring costs as routine costs of doing business, starting in July 2003.

But he warned that when some rivals claim to be threatened, such as BSkyB, with its "colossal scale, ambition and financial muscle", "it can be hard to take such charges entirely seriously".

Carpenter said he would be surprised if the army judge dismissed the charges entirely, but he could give the defense leeway to question potential jurors and reject them based on their answers about Trump.

Once discharged completely, place the adapter into the energy jack and allow it to charge entirely.

Behavioural and mental health comorbidities were relatively common and associated with an increased relative risk of admission and likelihood of charges almost entirely across all age categories of ≥12 years within the multivariable analyses.

Notably, these comorbid conditions were also associated with increased relative risk of admission and likelihood of charges almost entirely across all age categories ≥12 years within the multivariable analyses.

He was then taken into a court, where it took only 15 minutes for the judge to rubberstamp the charges, based entirely on Mr Lambin's confession and statements by two police officers.

None of these charges is entirely true.