Sentence examples for provision for charging from inspiring English sources
He said the company's record-keeping software made no provision for charging the lower group rate.
Talk time is three hours, but charge time is an interminable eight, and there's no provision for charging a spare battery outside the unit.
The provision of storage costs for users suggests a model for charging for IT services more in line with usage, where users are charged according to the volume of data they store and transfer.
The Nissan Leaf and the Mitsubishi i-MiEV also have provisions for D.C. charging, but their charging ports are for Japanese Chademo-standard chargers.
In three- or four-stage tandem accelerators, two Van de Graaff generators are combined with the necessary additional provisions for changing the charge of the ions.
Copyright infringement and illegal file sharing are normally civil matters in New Zealand, but there is a provision for criminal charges and a maximum 5-year jail term for serious breaches.
Implicit contract between the tenants and DSO Enexis: when tenants contract with an energy supplier this implies the coming into existence of a contract with the DSO to which tenants have to pay a network tariff for electricity provision; Enexis charges a dynamic electricity/network tariff; d.
For example, HCA, the countrys largest nongovernmental hospital operator, reported that in 2005, its provision for doubtful accounts (charges to patients that the company sees as write-offs) was equivalent to nearly 10% of its revenues.
The SEC has invoked the FCPA's books and records provision before to charge public companies for violations in connection with commercial bribery.
The GOP plan would allow states to waive that provision for insurers, enabling them to charge much higher rates to those with pre-existing conditions.
Among the most-criticized parts of the military's get-tough policy are the power to detain people for 90 days without charges and no provision for bail, leaving the burden of proof on the accused.
