Sentence examples for refrain from charging from inspiring English sources
Despite pleas from the public-address announcer for supporters to refrain from charging on to the pitch, the bulk of the 32,363 crowd – a record for this venue – could not help themselves.
The United Nations drug and crime office, as well as academic researchers who study poppy cultivation, say that in the desert areas where poppies are now grown, the Taliban made a strategic decision to refrain from charging the usual tax based on production amounts and are asking for smaller fees on farmers' harvests.
The proposal calls on local United Ways to report their fund-raising to the United Way of America, the umbrella organization, through a centralized data base; refrain from charging donors more than once for the same service; and submit more extensive financial reports.
First, this requires Time Warner-Charter to refrain from charging prices based on data usage or setting data caps.
However, Mellanby refrained from charging them with contempt of court – not a precedent she wanted to create.
I'd also met some rancher friends of Fuglie's, mingled with a herd of bison who hospitably refrained from charging us, and visited Medora, a restored Western town situated at the entrance to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, which draws four hundred and fifty thousand visitors a year.
One rule states that the prosecutor in a criminal case "shall refrain from prosecuting a charge that the prosecutor knows is not supported by probable cause".
I also hope that all of you will refrain from using your mobile devices while charging," it read.
"He refrained from filing charges without any legal justification," Estrada told VICE News.
According to Agence France-Presse, which quoted the newspaper Hemayat, the latest decree on detentions reads: "Refrain from summoning people without pressing charges.
Tempers were also frayed when on November 11th Judge Augustine Paul told defence lawyers to stop trying to prove Mr Anwar was the victim of trumped-up charges and refrain from cross-examination in support of their conspiracy argument.
