Sentence examples for disclosed charge from inspiring English sources

Largely because of the already disclosed charge, Chartis reported a $3.3 billion pretax loss for the fourth quarter and a $116 million loss for the year, though it showed gains in both net premiums written and net premiums earned.

Both co-defendants pleaded not guilty Oct. 30 to a 12-count indictment, the first disclosed charges in Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the United States' 2016 presidential election.

The improvements include requiring that the disclosed charges for any title insurance premium be equal to the amount actually charged.

An investigation by the New York City Business Integrity Commission found that the people failed to disclose charges of assault, drug possession, arson and larceny, said Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney.

He and Mr Yunus are campaigning for the microfinance industry to agree on common standards on disclosing charges to help borrowers.Compartamos concedes that its rates may seem high though it reckons they are closer to 70% but says they are set to allow the bank to grow quickly to meet vast untapped demand in Mexico.

AT&T disclosed the charge after the stock market closed.

Rezaian was formally charged in January, but the Iranian government has not publicly disclosed the charges except to accuse him in a statement of "participating in activities outside the scope of journalism".

Rezaian was formally charged in January, but the Iranian government has still not publicly disclosed the charges against except to accuse him in a statement of "participating in activities outside the scope of journalism".

The charges remain under a court seal, but a United States Magistrate, Deborah Robinson, appeared to have inadvertently disclosed the charges -- but not the identity of the defendants -- when she allowed reporters to be present as exasperated Federal prosecutors argued to seal it.

The company disclosed the charges last week.

Yahoo disclosed the charges in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.