Sentence examples for fixing a charge from inspiring English sources

If this contention were sustained, the result would have been that the court would not have confirmed the report, and the proceedings would have ended without fixing a charge upon the property of plaintiffs.

His professional career ended nine years ago, shortly after he made allegations that three England team mates had taken money for match fixing, a charge that was never substantiated.

The carrier did not fix a charge according to the comparative service in the case of these various industrial plants.

On the contrary, it is pre-eminently a legislative one, involving considerations of policy, as well as of remuneration; and is usually determined by the legislature, by fixing a maximum of charges in the charter of the company, or afterwards, if its hands are not tied by contract.

Tariffs may be fixed (a given charge per physical unit or a given percentage of the CIF price) or variable (charges vary according to the CIF price).

The strength of the pound and a one-off charge for fixing a product problem will reduce Rolls-Royce's profits by £70m this year.

But Mr. Radonjich avoided what was probably his closest call yet yesterday when the federal government decided not to prosecute him on charges of fixing a 1987 racketeering trial.

The Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera has said his "conscience is totally clear" and denied any involvement in match fixing after an anti-corruption public prosecutor named him among the 41 people charged for fixing a game between Real Zaragoza and Levante in May 2011.

Conte himself received a four-month touchline ban after being found guilty of omessa denuncia – the failure to report an attempted fix – a charge dating back to his time at Siena.

We explore the impact of the following assumptions on the bill savings from residential PV: a wholesale electricity market design with a price cap (as opposed to an energy-only market); a retail rate with a fixed customer charge (as opposed to a fully volumetric rate); and increasing-block pricing (as opposed to a non-varying flat rate).

Global Crossing, which left bankruptcy in December, will restate its 2003 results, reversing an earlier decision that accounting mistakes could be fixed by taking a charge.