Sentence examples for own charging from inspiring English sources

"It works better for fleets when they have their own charging station," she said, laughing.

The Dixie Chicks responded with a suit of their own, charging that Sony had withheld $4.1 million in royalties.

Bar associations around the country have invoked that underlying rule to bring suits against parents who have brought disability cases on their own, charging the parents with violating state statutes against the "unauthorized practice of law".

"It comes with its own charging port, and comes out of its little doghouse, if you will, to cut the grass, then goes back in," Mr. Greenley says of the futuristic gadget.

South Korea, accused by the European Union of unfairly subsidizing its shipbuilding industry, responded with a complaint of its own, charging that European countries are the ones subsidizing shipbuilders.

Mr. Pal is one of a growing number of refugees from large investment banks who have gone out on their own, charging premium sums to provide trading ideas to investors looking for an edge in a marketplace where information and insight has become commoditized.

One involves selecting a familiar form or object and recreating it on a giant scale in an unexpected material with its own charged significance.

Michael R. Caputo, the Paladino campaign manager, acknowledged that the businesses Mr. Paladino owns charged his political committee deeply discounted rates.

TimeValue, which is privately owned, charges $49 if its site determines that a proposed penalty should be reduced by $500 or more.

The utilities providing the electricity are quite capable of rolling out their own charging-point networks.

Insurance companies may charge high premiums for liability coverage, causing doctors to raise their own charges.