Sentence examples for pass on charges from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors aren't acting quickly and have already allowed a speedy trial time of 90 days to pass on charges brought against one of the other attackers.

In another case, Pinnacle has attempted to pass on charges to tenants for the $21,700 cost of new front doors in one of its buildings in Harlem, even though they were replaced several years earlier.

Perhaps no State has ever forced a defendant to accept grand jurors as proper trial jurors to pass on charges growing out of their hearings.

Angus McCrone, senior economist for the organisation said: 'Given the banks' apparent ability to pass on substantially higher charges at a time of low inflation, we believe that there may be an issue around a concentration of market power which the competition authorities should look at.' Despite the economic downturn, banks are keeping profits up via branch closures and redundancies.

It was replaced with a plan to give doctors $5 less in rebates, leaving it up to them as to whether they passed on charges to their patients.

Since the BSE crisis, the costs of slaughtering animals have risen, as abattoirs have passed on charges for inspections by the Meat Hygiene Service.Pig farmers are far from alone: across the board, agriculture is suffering its worst year in a generation.

Assuming the banks pass on the charges it means first-time buyers are still likely to face higher mortgage fees and interest rates than those borrowing to move house.

The party set up a kangaroo court, failed to pass on the charges to the police, and busied themselves instead asking the women about how much they drank and how many sexual partners they'd had.

I won't pass on the charge.

Yet a lot of people probably pass on the Charger simply because it comes across as a meathead.

With those exceptions, the Public Utilities Commission on Thursday ordered the Pacific Gas and Electric Company and Southern California Edison to pass on the charge to all residents and businesses.