Sentence examples for Chartered from inspiring English sources
In retrospect, the ease with which we chartered a boat probably had something to do with our destination.
After education at St Patrick's grammar school in Downpatrick, he gained chartered accountancy qualifications and set up his own practice and insurance brokerage.
Trustees also adopted a 16-year moratorium against renaming other places on the campus, which was chartered in 1789, making it the country's oldest public university.
Maersk, the Danish shipping giant that chartered the vessel seized by Iran, says the action was unjustified, but calls it an "isolated incident".
In HSBC and Standard Chartered it has two of only three truly global banks (the other is America's Citi).
Foremost among these is FFA, formerly known as Future Farmers of America, which was founded in 1928 and is chartered by the government.
Banking analysts reckon that Standard Chartered needs to sort out its balance sheet, and could do so via a 30% cut in its dividend or a rights issue.
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, head of taxation at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, said: "If we are looking at tax and benefits, some very vulnerable people will feel the full brunt of this cost-saving measure.
JP Morgan has already said it will allow employees to use iPhones or other alternatives to the standard-issue BlackBerry while British bank Standard Chartered already gives employees the choice to use iPhones.
Sumita Shah, a spokesman for the Institute of Chartered Accountants for England and Wales, said the increase in self-assessed income tax receipts was "reassuring" and rising employee earnings growth should also help pave the way for an increase in income tax receipts in the coming months.
The chairman of Barclays has questioned how his counterpart at Standard Chartered has managed to hold down other jobs while chairing the emerging markets bank.
