Sentence examples for facing class from inspiring English sources

People facing Class B sales charges would not be eligible.

Looking tanned after a month rehabbing in Port St . Lucie Wright said he felt as ready as he could after facing Class A pitching in rehabilitation games, plus two live batting practice sessions against Johan Santana.

Safe Surrender, first begun last year at St . PaulCommunity Baptist Church in East New York, is a community program intended to help those facing Class C summonses and warrants — which are given for relatively minor offenses — turn themselves in to church and law enforcement officials and have their cases adjudicated in a safe environment.

Mr. Pataki's new plan would keep that first path to treatment and add a new one for that same group of defendants, covering second-time nonviolent offenders, both buyers and sellers, up to and including people facing Class B felony charges.

He said the practice could be applied to suits against companies like Uber, which began including a no class action provision in its driver contracts after facing class action suits from contractors. .

Despite strong regulation, 11 banks (Including the Big 4) are facing class action in Australia by customers over fees.

That may help businesses facing class-action lawsuits over asbestos, medical malpractice and behaviour in securities markets.

On Friday, Barclays disclosed that it was facing class-action lawsuits in the United States related to such issues.

Both Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase are facing class-action lawsuits accusing them of charging excessive and abusive fees to people delinquent on mortgage payments.

Some of the companies are also facing class-action lawsuits filed by consumers and large purchasers of drugs, including insurance companies and pharmacies.

At McLeodUSA, meanwhile, a prepackaged bankruptcy plan has yet to be approved, and the company is facing class-action lawsuits by outside shareholders who are being wiped out.