Sentences with phrase «substantial charges»

In some cases, managed commodity accounts are subject to substantial charges for management and advisory fees.

While our cash flow and our operating performance in the quarter were strong, the headline numbers we're reporting today include substantial charges.

But if you had substantial charges before that, there's no harm including them.

Variable annuities are designed to be long - term investments and frequently involve substantial charges such as administrative fees, annual contract fees, mortality & risk expense charges and surrender charges.

This adds substantial charges to the collection process.

Counsel for Acme, Nicholas J. McSlick, paints a very different picture, arguing that Coyote can not prove his case and that moreover, he assumed known risks, failed to heed printed warnings, intentionally misused Acme products, and made substantial charges to the design and character of the products thereby voiding all warranties and absolving Acme of all civil liability.

In some cases, there were substantial charges for administrative costs by the

A front - end type policy will deduct a percentage of the premium paid, while a back - end type policy will deduct a more substantial charge but only if the policy is surrendered before a specified period, generally 10 years but which could be as long as 20 years.

Most phones and carriers today provide some sorts of warnings, either through text messages or otherwise, that tell users they've crossed on to another network and that substantial charges can result.

«If he has a substantial charge to make,» Fox replies, «let him bring it out into the open».

«If they are substantial charges, the conference will look at it and have a discussion.

Until any substantial charges have been brought and Paterson charged by a grand jury, I say that he should stay.

Cold weather can cause a battery to lose a substantial charge, so much so that it won't be able to start your car.

On the other hand, there's the back - end type of policy where a substantial charge is deducted once you surrender the policy before a specified period, around 10 years but can be twice as long.