Sentence examples for body of charters from inspiring English sources

While Northumbria lacks the body of charters which shed light on the institutions of the southern Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, sufficient evidence survives for historians to reconstruct some aspects of Northumbrian political life.

As he wrote, "the body of the charter has been unfortunately gnawn by rats" – a comment that carries grim symbolism today, as we take up the task the rats left unfinished.

A growing body of research shows that charter schools generally perform no better than traditional schools and are often worse as measured by student test data.

But the report's data is in keeping with a growing body of research that shows that charters attempt to deliver better academic results with less money than public schools.

This move, proposed back in December as concern grew over the risk of civil war, would have invoked a never-before-used article of the body's charter allowing intervention in a member state without support of its government.

And/or the number of charters and/or students attending the charters were capped.

A strong body of world opinion felt that this constituted a violation and an undermining of the UN charter.

Nevertheless the charter is the earliest surviving document to affirm the chapter as a corporate body of heralds.

I am sorry that the Charter has been incorporated in the form of an annex rather than into the body of the Treaty as its importance warrants.

The charter school applications rejected by the Regents today had been approved by the trustees of the State University of New York, the other state body given authority over the approval of charter schools under a 1998 law.

This will introduce a new kink into a tax system already riddled with inefficiency, complains Jeremy Blackburn of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, an industry body.