Sentence examples for for charges from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maloney said some of the 2007 expenditures, including phone bills, were for charges from when he was running for office.

By James W. Clauson and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 1 , 1935P. 12 A Sutton Place gentleman received a bill for charges from the Telephone Co., which he had already paid, and then he got overdue notices, and finally a sharply worded note threatening to discontinue the service.

The 2.5 μm diameter CP IDPs, observed on the collectors, but less well studied because they are more difficult to manipulate and section, require an even greater minimum tensile strength, from 500 to 1200 N/m2 (Fig. 5), for charges from 10to1515 volts.

For example, district attorneys could shift the standard for charging from "probable cause" to "likelihood of conviction".

(As with the 14% figure, the 58% rate is for a range of charges from rape to sexual assault).

Garner, 43, died after NYPD officers placed him a chokehold--a practice that's been banned from the department for over 20 years--while arresting him for charges stemming from illegal cigarette sales, the New York Times reports.

Right after his record-breaking season, he found himself in federal prison for charges stemming from his involvement in a dog-fighting ring.

In Burundi, prosecutors said on Tuesday that if convicted, Hassan Ruvakuki, who works for the Swahili branch of Radio France International, and 22 others would face life sentences for charges stemming from reports on a violent rebel group.

He served multiple prison sentences for charges ranging from domestic assault to attempted robbery.

The Disney darling turned jailbird has been in and out of the locker countless times for charges stemming from DUI and misdemeanor possession to grand theft.

At the time of Aceves' murder, Acuna-Sanchez was out on bail, awaiting trial for charges stemming from two prior assaults on Aceves.