Sentence examples for elected to charge from inspiring English sources

"What is surprising is they have elected to charge her individually," he said.

Thus, Colonel Lind said, the "government elected to charge the communications" under the second provision, and so prosecutors must prove his awareness that his actions would result in harm.

For example: Airbnb, valued at $30 billion, from the onset elected to charge consumers, not homeowners, because the consumers were the ones who desperately needed places to stay in busy cities with packed (and expensive) hotels.

The Polish government has elected to charge several individuals — both from HP and the government — in criminal cases in an investigation related to the guilty plea from HP, according to Reuters.

The majority of its students are from the region and the university puts its money where its mouth is on widening participation by electing to charge well under the maximum possible fees.

Listeners can currently elect to charge a fee and if they do, the site takes a commission.

Sun Oil, for example elects to charge off its drilling costs for new wells right away, while competitor Continental Oil capitalizes the costs of successful wells and writes them off gradually.

That year he was elected to a convention charged with writing a new republican constitution to replace Italy's monarchy.

Elected to the committee charged with drafting articles of impeachment, his illness limited his involvement.

Because firms must compete to survive, they provide the market with the best products at the lowest prices.Microsoft and, perhaps, The Economist are confused in thinking that Microsoft can legally hinder or even destroy competition as long as it elects not to charge the maximum monopoly price or adds free applications to Windows.

John Breaux, D-La., before Mr. Breaux was elected to the Senate, was charged in 2002 with helping investment adviser Steven Bolla hide from clients the fact ….