Sentence examples for holders without from inspiring English sources

The investigation also warns of payments being taken from account holders without their consent.

The company running the implosion, Controlled Demolition Inc. of Maryland, has knocked down many gas holders without incident.

However, an "error in administration" leaves 56 season-ticket holders without seats at the back of the West Stand with several opting to watch the match sitting on the bare concrete steps.

Broadcasters wishing to play music on radio or TV buy a licence to do so, and the money is distributed among composers and copyright holders without viewers or listeners being charged.

More specifically, whether JPMorgan Chase can charge additional fees to retail account holders without incurring the wrath of customers, as happened to Bank of America after it instituted a $5 monthly fee for debit card users last year and was quickly forced to reverse the decision.

The sudden "spark" happened when of one of my law students asked me what I thought of a recent law review article that argued that land reform for the landless poor in Latin America could be carried out cheaply, by using various legal theories to trace land rights back through lengthy periods of intervening time, and take land away from present holders without paying for it.

A health insurer writes to a policy holder, without humor, to say, "Thank you for your patients".

A key bone of contention is whether MERS can be listed as the mortgage holder without actually owning the loan.

Use of them to pay a creditor or equity security holder without his consent may be done only under section 1129(b) and only after a valuation of the debtor.

Imagine if radiological images or histopathology slides of cancers were examined by a single monopoly holder without the medical community being able to assess and learn from what these images and tissue specimens teach us.

The offence is committed when a public officer acting as such wilfully neglects to perform his duty and/or wilfully misconducts himself to such a degree as to amount to an abuse of the public's trust in the office holder without reasonable excuse or justification.