Sentence examples for Charter represents from inspiring English sources

With $21.7 billion in debt, Charter represents the biggest example yet.

The argument that charter proponents make is that since the school is no longer educating the student, the per-pupil amount it sends to the charter represents real savings for the district.

The moves to put broad categories of "communications data" into the so called "snoopers' charter" represents an evolution of this.

Guests at Marlborough House including Commonwealth high commissioners heard the Queen say the charter "represents a significant milestone as the Commonwealth continues its journey of development and renewal".

The New Dawn Charter represents a way forward, enshrining political pluralism, individual and group rights.

The Freedom Charter represents the opinions of ordinary Syrians -- more than 50,000 -- the majority of whom live inside Syria under abysmal conditions imposed by the Assad regime and other militarized groups.

Guest first stood for Charter, representing the Rhodesia Party at the 1928 elections.

How would you respond to the argument that the sentiments and ideals expressed in the Freedom Charter represent only a thin layer of Syrian society -- an elite sector that is educated, westernized, urban, and/or living in exile -- and that the sectarian violence the country has descended into is a more realistic reflection of popular sentiments and political loyalties?

These charters represent only a fraction of the total tanker traffic, but accurately forecast the direction of the shipping trend, he said.

Not only do charters represent less than one quarter of these schools, but the type of bureaucracy that oversees a school doesn't matter to children and shouldn't matter to us.

Instead of a uniform school system, charters represent an enterprise where education happens better, quicker and more efficiently.