The phrase "charter permitting" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it to refer to a particular document, such as a charter, which allows something to happen. For example, "The project will be completed on time, charter permitting."
From its inception, JIEDDO's charter permitted one narrow band of intelligence activities.
A resolution under Chapter VII of the UN charter permits military action if other measures do not succeed.
Especially when your fund charter permits you to invest in almost anything — bonds, illiquid stocks, short positions, uncovered options, 100% cash.
But, the company's charter permitted them to enter the land and take construction material without the owner's consent, forcing the owner to seek legal redress.
The charter permits a state to act in self-defense only after an armed attack on the United States or another U.N. member state.
The renewed NCFS charter permits developing and recommending guidance on digital evidence, and additionally states that the Attorney General will refer recommendations regarding measurement standards and priorities for standards development to the Director of NIST, as the Attorney General deems appropriate.
Another working group will be looking at cruising and charter permits, to see how governments can ease or merge permit issuance for cruising throughout the region.
Castresana seized upon a rule in CICIG'S charter that permitted the organization to petition local officials to punish unethical officials.
In the 1680s Governor Thomas Dongan granted New York its first municipal charter and permitted the election of aldermen, but he retained the right to appoint the mayor, recorder, clerk, and sheriff.
In response, the State Legislature passed a package of measures in May intended to improve New York's chances in the second round, including doubling the number of charter schools permitted and allowing student performance data to be used in teacher evaluations.
