Sentence examples for expected charge from inspiring English sources

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At a court hearing on Thursday, Lt Col Edoram Rigler said military prosecutors were reducing the expected charge from murder to manslaughter, adding the prosecution felt confident it would secure a conviction.

Stuart Gulliver, the new chief executive of HSBC, pointed out the bank had stopped selling PPI in 2007 – others carried on until last year – to explain the lower than expected charge, which he stressed, was not because the bank intended to be "hard-arsed" about potential claims.

This experiment suggests that adenine is residing within the electrophoretic shearplane of pyrite below pH 8. Similarly, purine shows strong interaction, especially in the presence of Fe2+ where the expected charge reversal below pH 5 is not observed (Fig. 7).

The project is presented, along with the active edge process, the sensor design for this first n-on-p production and a selection of simulation results, including the expected charge collection efficiency after radiation fluence of 1×1015neq/cm2 comparable to those expected at HL-LHC (about ten years of running, with an integrated luminosity of 3000 fb−1) for the outer pixel layers.

In November, Bank of America, the country's second-largest bank, said that it expected charge-offs for bad loans in the fourth quarter to double from the $435m it had reported in the third quarter.

In Thursday's update on its third-quarter performance, Washington Mutual said that expected charge-off rates would climb in the quarter — albeit at a slower pace than in prior periods.

Moody's said Thursday that it expected charge-offs, or loans written off as not being repaid, to continue to rise throughout 2009, eventually surpassing the peak rates seen during past recessions.

Analysts had expected charges of 3.9 billion kroner.

The expected charges against Mr. Percoco were first reported by The Wall Street Journal.

In addition, his lawyer, Michael Washor, told The Star-Ledger that he expected charges against others in the coming weeks.