holding charge

"My holding charge was murder and criminal damage," he says.

'Take him in on a holding charge,' I told them patiently.

They held me one night on a holding charge because they had to analyse the pharmaceuticals.

Thus, if the shifting is not fast enough, errors can result from light that falls on a cell holding charge during the transfer.

For instance, mixtures of nitrogen and R-22 that are used as holding charges or as leak test gases may be released.

He is assisted by 5 deputy collectors holding charges of general matters, land acquisition, revenue recovery, land reforms and election.

'But they had no holding charge, Comrade Dragosani,' the DO explained.

"You holding charge?"

The U.S. Supreme Court makes a controversial 5-4 decision that law enforcement officials can strip-search newly-admitted jail inmates even if the holding charge is minor.

As the sheriff's report indicates that the victim himself possessed a weapon and it had been fired, the holding charge is manslaughter pending the outcome of a final investigation.

"We buy at a price in which we build in our holding charges and the cost of money and then we generate our normal gross margins," he added.

He became an Episcopalian in the following year, and was rector of Grace Church, Boston, for seven years, afterward holding charges in Philadelphia, Hartford, and Providence.

Some weeks later the plaintiffs sent the defendants an invoice for £3,783.50, relying on a clause in their standard terms which provided that if the transparencies were not returned within 14 days, a holding charge and a fee of £5 per transparency per day would be charged.