Sentence examples for forgo charges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Canellos, the officials said, instead proposed that the S.E.C. publish a report that would publicly explain the decision to forgo charges.

Over a series of Sundays, he launched a crusade to force airlines to forgo charging passengers for their carry-on luggage.

To attract customers, they will forgo service charges for at least six months.

Other changes proposed by the Kerry campaign would require lenders to forgo penalty charges when they allowed card holders to go beyond their borrowing caps.

The decision to forgo individual charges against Ms. Masters and three of her employees was an abrupt reversal for the regulator, which did not accuse her of lying in its final order.

He persuaded the New York district attorney to forgo criminal charges against the city for the death of two firefighters who had been killed in a blaze at the Deutsche Bank building, which had been damaged in the Sept. 11 attacks.

When I returned to the car after a little more than an hour of charging, I found a note from Ms. Kurasz saying that the company would forgo the charge if I'd return the electronic card.

But she generally just forgoes care.

But when Armstrong chose not to contest the charges, forgoing the arbitration process, the agency collected the affidavits.

In contrast, Hazel Mail forgoes ads and charges a flat rate of $1.50 for all postcards, regardless of their destination.

Additional initial and continuing fees will be charged to customers who forgo the radio signal: the charges will depend on whether a customer qualifies for discounts for low-income families and whether a customer prefers to pay more in initial or monthly charges.