Sentence examples for intention of charging from inspiring English sources

US authorities have made it clear that they have no intention of charging him.

(They pled not guilty; the county sheriff recently reiterated that he has no intention of charging anyone else).

GOOG411 is technically still in testing, but even once it's fully baked, Google has no intention of charging for it.

Mr. Gianelli had said the woman should be charged with filing a false report, but Mr. Dillon said officials had no intention of charging the woman criminally.

The BBC has today said it has "no intention" of charging for online news, in a declaration that is unlikely to please James Murdoch and his father Rupert as they prepare to start charging for News Corporation content on the internet.

Microsoft has no intention of ever charging for licenses to use or distribute its browser.

That leaves almost 200 men who the government has no intention of ever charging; without today's decision they might have remained in detention forever without ever having a real chance to argue for their release before an impartial court.

During the drug order, Apotex spoke of its intention to charge MSF for only the price of the raw materials, while other reports claimed that MSF would pay 43 cents per pill for 150,000 pills, bringing in revenues of $64,500.

Exeter is the latest university to signal its intention to charge students £9,000 per year, the maximum level of tuition fees in England, from 2012.

Mathew Martoma, the analyst involved in the Alzheimer's-related charges, has pleaded innocent and has so far shown every intention of fighting charges.

In addition, a prosecutor, Lidivaldo Britto, has started an investigation of Father Mathon with the intention of filing charges against him for violating Brazil's freedom of religion statute.