Sentence examples for charges section from inspiring English sources
When he printed the contract he covered the charges section with a map.
(What may not be included in the "title charges" section, however, are the fees charged by the borrower's lawyer and the cost of the owner's title insurance policy).
The securities law used to bring insider trading charges — Section 10(b) of the 1934 Securities Exchange Act — talks of "a deceptive device or contrivance," and it is not clear that there is any deception involved in simple theft.
(b) Under a limited warranty that provides only for replacement of defective parts and no portion of labor charges, section 102(c), 15 U.S.C. 2302(c), prohibits a condition that the consumer use only service (labor) identified by the warrantor to install the replacement parts.
The tax is a lien for ten years on the gross estate except such part as is paid out for allowed charges, section 209 (section 6336 1/2j), and if not paid within sixty days after it is due is to be collected by a suit to subject the decedent's property to be sold, section 208 (section 6336 1/2 i).
The law under which Mr. Jackson was charged, Section 288(a) of the California penal code, refers to lewd and lascivious acts "with the intent of arousing, appealing to, and gratifying the lust, passions and sexual desires" of the adult or child.
Additional information about this issue is provided in the Billing section of FAQs[17], Paying for What You Use of the Amazon Elastic Compute (Amazon EC2) document[15] and in the How You're Charged section of the User Guide[18].
During his 31 years with the FBI, he served in Buffalo, N.Y., Cleveland, Mansfield, Ohio, New York, Dallas and FBI Headquarters in Washington D.C., and held such titles as special agent, assistant special agent in charge, section chief and deputy assistant director.
Before the trial of Arquímedes, Alejandro and another son, Daniel – the remaining family members were never charged – sections of the Argentinian press scoffed at the idea this perfect family could be guilty.
The overall sequence composition and the distribution of charges (see section 5.1) could indicate the solubility of a polypeptide chain (see section 9.1) and conformational properties such as the degree of compaction (see section 4).
The S.E.C. can also pursue charges under Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, which only requires proof of negligence.
