Sentence examples for forced to refund from inspiring English sources

Towns are being forced to refund millions of dollars to homeowners who show they have been overcharged.

Many who make their living on the Hudson have been forced to refund several thousand dollars to customers.

In the end, General Harding told the committee Thursday, his company was forced to refund $1.8 million in a negotiated settlement in 2008.

The new rules appear to have had some effect, with some insurers deciding to hold down premiums to avoid being forced to refund money or justify higher rates.

When England subsequently won the first test inside three days, the ECB was forced to refund 20,000 fans who had tickets for Saturday's play.

Last year, the course sold 230,000 tickets, though it was forced to refund all badges for the second day after it was abandoned due to high winds.

Under a New Deal-era law, power companies can be forced to pay refunds if they have charged an "unreasonable and unjust" amount for electricity.

She was with Frey on Oprah's couch when they were both eviscerated by the star, and the publisher was forced to offer refunds.

Apple, which takes a 30% cut of all sales through its online marketplace, was recently forced to offer refunds to parents who had found themselves facing unexpected bills as a result of in-app purchases by their children.

It was canceled before it ever began, and the notorious provocateur was forced to offer refunds to travelers during a very sad press conference on Facebook Live.

It owes creditors ¥433.6 billion ($5.2 billion) and blames its demise on tight credit markets and a court decision that forced it to refund consumers for interest payments that were deemed excessive.Rewriting the PlayBookResearch In Motion, the BlackBerry maker, unveiled its first tablet device, the PlayBook.