Sentence examples similar to a subsequent charter from inspiring English sources

Neither Magna Carta nor the subsequent Charter of the Forest proved entirely satisfactory as a way of managing the political tensions around the operation of the royal forests.

During the negotiations, the rebellious barons produced an initial document, which historians have termed "the Unknown Charter of Liberties"; seven articles from that document later appeared in the "Articles of the Barons" and the subsequent charter.

There are also a handful of the subsequent charters in public and private ownership, including copies of the 1297 charter in both the United States and Australia.

Subsequent charters should last for 10 years, in part because the BBC's impartiality and independence could be undermined if it came up for renewal more regularly.

A potential outcome, said Henry Levin, the William H Kilpatrick Professor of Economics & Education at Columbia University's Teachers College, is that it fuels subsequent charter-stopping lawsuits.

When told in a subsequent conversation that more than 150 banks are chartered in the state, Ms. Quartararo said she had been mistaken, explaining that the department had sent out applications to the largest banks chartered in the state.

In exchange for Mr. Lauder's support, Mr. Bloomberg promised him a seat on a charter revision commission that would probably try to restore the two-term limit in a subsequent referendum, likely in 2010.

A subsequent Times dispatch adds.

It will also say that a reformed Press Complaints Commission should have its work overseen by a royal charter body entrenched in law, and so not open to subsequent change by future ministers.

The biggest problem with a royal charter establishing the verification body seems solved by the proposed double-lock on subsequent change.

Somebody who doesn't deserve a charter gets a charter.