Sentence examples similar to charter acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Why can't some advocates of these charters acknowledge that there may be a parallel path worth pursuing?

About that time, in an S.E.C. filing, Crescent Operating -- which along with Magellan had lent some money to Charter -- acknowledged that Charter's operating losses were growing because of insurance cutbacks and the rents and fees the 1997 deal required.

Derrell Bradford, the executive vice president of a national group that backs charters, 50CAN, acknowledged that the election results raised new challenges.

04 Oct 2011 Section: Freelance Charter - general Updated Freelance Charter to acknowledge that not all freelances and content suppliers seek fees for contributions.

As one of the architects of Detroit's charter school system, she is partly responsible for what even charter advocates acknowledge is the biggest school reform disaster in the country.

A New York Times commentary writer said that "as one of the architects of Detroit's charter school system, [DeVos] is partly responsible for what even charter advocates acknowledge is the biggest school reform disaster in the country".

The Equality Challenge Unit (ECU) – a charity that helps to further and support equality and diversity across UK higher education – last year launched its Race Equality Charter to acknowledge the continued existence of racial inequalities which, it said, limits both minority ethnic individuals and the sector as a whole in fulfilling its full potential.

An editorial on Thursday in The Times of London said the charter "implicitly acknowledges some of the failings that have allowed extremists to gain a foothold — poorly educated imams, a lack of financial transparency, little pastoral training and barriers to the participation of women".

So the Secretary of Education, a charter supporter, acknowledges what the Washington Post will not.

School board members said they were not against charter schools, acknowledging that the district had not done enough to serve its students.

In the charter Beorhtwulf acknowledges the church's right to the land, but forces a handsome gift from the bishop in return: "four very choice horses and a ring of 30 mancuses and a skilfully wrought dish of three pounds, and two silver horns of four pounds... [and]... two good horses and two goblets of two pounds and one gilded cup of two pounds".