Sentence examples for charter documents from inspiring English sources

The Charter documents are the original parchment sheets on which are written the Declaration of Independence, the four pages of the United States Constitution and its first 10 amendments, known as the Bill of Rights.

To find that way, however, they'd have to get around three stumbling blocks in Allergan's charter documents, including two bylaw provisions drafted the previous year by Latham and Richards, Layton & Finger.

But according to charter documents on file with the Georgia Secretary of State dating back to 1964 and charter amendments since that time, CFA's corporate purposes have changed over time, but nowhere do those documents state that the corporate purpose has ever been religious in nature.

But given al-Qaida's determination to launch another 9/11, the US has a plausible case that such raids are nevertheless legitimate because they represent "self defence", another right guaranteed by a charter document written before the days of potentially catastrophic international terrorism.

And yet this Constitution served as the charter document for the State's government for the next 68 years.

A charter city is one governed by its own charter document rather than by local, state or national laws.

The United States Constitution is the charter document of democracy in America and a model of what is possible for the world.

They're often based around the idea of a promise: people who want to create these types of schools can get more flexibility to do things like experiment with curriculum, personnel, even the structure of a school, in exchange for producing results aligned with a charter document that outlines a school's mission and goals.

One of his surviving charters documents a licence given to Leominster Priory as alms for the souls of his parents and his predecessor as bishop, Giles de Braose.

The just-released Network for Public Education NPEE) report, "Charters and Consequences," documents charter school scams supported by wealthy "philanthropists," powerful political interests and an assortment of entrepreneurs looking to make money off of education.

The family council in turn devises a family constitution, or charter, that documents the family's values, outlines how its members will interact with each other, and explains how to resolve business-related issues like ownership, voting control and employment.