Sentence examples for Charter noted from inspiring English sources

The commentary accompanying the charter noted that residency requirements make it "more likely that elected officials will be intimately familiar with the unique issues impacting their communities".

At one point, Charters notes that he's "getting giddy with excitement" about the possibility.

In its preamble the charter notes: "Israel will rise and will remain erect until Islam eliminates it as it had eliminated its predecessors".

In the pre-amble, the charter notes that "Israel will rise and will remain erect until Islam eliminates it as it has eliminated its predecessors".

Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer, a supporter of the charter initiative, noted that the legal representation of the charter's opposition — namely labor unions, including Costa Mesa City Employees Assn.

But when asked about his position on the niqab and the worry that it would lead young voters to associate the Bloc with the Charter, Duceppe noted that most Quebecers are opposed to the oath of citizenship being taken wearing the face-covering and that for him it's an issue of secularism and the rights of women.

In December, a report by the Center for Education Reform called into question performance-based accountability for charter schools, noting that only 3percentt of charter schools have ever been closed for underperforming in the last two decades.

Further, he finds no case has been made for the proposed "Snooper's Charter" and notes no other EU or Commonwealth country requires the blanket retention of weblogs.

Critics of the concept of charter schools note that many of them have struggled financially while others have been shut down for failing to provide proper buildings, adequately trained teachers or sufficiently rigorous curriculums.

Critics of charter schools note that Liberty City, named after the impoverished African-American neighborhood from which many of its students hailed, also set an unfortunate precedent for the short life span of schools whose survival is dependent on their financial as well as academic success.

The Anti-Defamation League has opposed school vouchers and charter schools, noting that the vouchers (ranging from $2,500-7,500 2,500-7,500insufficient for areual tuitioftenhat can exceed $12,000, makinsufficientsible for poor fannuals tuitionsd.