Sentence examples for currently being charged from inspiring English sources

The classic analysis is to find the "rent gap", as developed by geographer Neil Smith: a period of decline in which the potential value of land and property in an area is much higher than what is currently being charged.

A store credit card may be costing nearly 30percentnt a year, and a Barclaycard more than 19percentnt, but student loans are currently being charged at 2.6percentnt.

-He is currently being charged with child rape in a case for which there is an eyewitness and credible information to support the claim.

Shawn is currently being charged with two counts of criminal mischief by Ontario Provincial Police for his role in the road-turned-rail blockade.

Thanks to the usual logic of encounters with the police that result in violence, Breshears is currently being charged with elder abuse, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer, though he says he wants to press charges against the police.

The prosecutor inquired if any potential crimes were mentioned that Barrett Brown is not currently being charged with, such as drug use or an Anonymous hack other than the information stolen from Stratfor Global Intelligence.

Someone who borrows £400 over one year at a rate of 2% a month would currently be charged a total of £54 interest.

Banks doing business with these entities can currently be charged with helping to facilitate money laundering — even in states where the operations are legal.

Currently, he is charged with elevating Djokovic, who last week said he was born in the wrong era, into the space occupied by Federer and Nadal.

Soon after Sir John returned to Northern Ireland last year, Mr Stobie, currently on bail, was charged with Mr Finucane's murder.

Currently 70% of taxes are charged on consumption, and only 30% on property.