Sentence examples for registration charge from inspiring English sources

The registration charge has almost never been used in the way prosecutors have employed it here.

He is accused of setting the plot in motion by paying Mr. Warner "to influence" Sheriff Arpaio and "a lady" to get Mr. Cochran released and dismiss the registration charge against him.

Not too surprising, considering that a TCP/IP account costs 15,000 rupees (plus a 500 rupee registration charge) for 500 hours or one year, whichever expires earlier, roughly $500 per year.

ON TWO WHEELS Last May, Ljubljana introduced a public bike-rental program called Bicikelj (en.bicikelj.si; 1 euro for a week's registration; charges vary).

The version of the rescue favored by the Senate also includes a series of charges on motor vehicles and drivers, a 50-cent surcharge on yellow cab rides and increases in motor vehicle registration charges, drivers license fees and the tax on rental vehicles.

Official fees such as those for taxes, licenses, and registration charged in connection with the exercise of a purchase option may be disclosed under § 1013.4(i) as part of the purchase-option price (with or without a reference to their inclusion in that price) or may be separately disclosed and itemized by category.

Both services will be offered as a monthly fixed-sum service that packages voluntary insurance payments, vehicle tax, registration charges and regularly scheduled maintenance of the vehicle.

Some two weeks earlier (November 16) two ICO issuers - CarrierEQ Inc. (Airfox) and Paragon Coin Inc - settled SEC registration charges and agreed to register tokens as securities.

Registration: No charge, but space is limited.

Though they're much higher than the American average, Canadian turnout rates have decreased -- leading some critics of automatic voter registration to charge that proposals like Oregon's will not have the intended effect of encouraging more citizens to vote.

The dredging up of the alleged ACORN voter registration fraud charge hardly rises to the level of the much talked about and much dreaded October Surprise that one, more or many GOP 527 committees supposedly are getting ready to drop on the nation's plate in a last gasp effort to derail Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama.