Sentence examples for charter provides for from inspiring English sources
First, the charter provides for economic, social, and cultural rights as well as civil and political rights.
The charter provides for a regulator as well as a "recognition panel", free from press or political control, to police its independence.
But should a mayor fall into a serious, extended illness, the charter provides for the mayor to either voluntarily declare an inability to discharge his powers, or for an "inability committee" to do so.
The charter provides for a clearer separation of powers and boosts the counties at the cost of the centre, promising a more consensual political outlook if it is implemented as planned.
Chapter 6 of the Charter provides for the pacific settlement of disputes, through the intervention of the Security Council, by means such as negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and judicial decisions.
Like its American and early European counterparts, the African charter provides for a human rights commission (the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rightss), which has both promotional and protective functions.
Does the company's charter provide for exculpation to the extent permitted by state corporate law?
Pedro, as Peter IV of Portugal, issued from Brazil a charter providing for a parliamentary regime by the authorization of the monarchy and not based on the sovereignty of the people.
The charter provided for the college to operate at both Canonsburg and Washington, a position that caused significant difficulty for the administration trying to rescue the college amid ill feelings over the unification.
Most voyage charters provide for the carriage of full cargoes on one voyage or a series of voyages, but occasionally a charterer contracts for the use of only a portion of the carrying capacity of the vessel, in which case the governing contract is described as a "space" charter.
The Olympic Charter provides the legal basis for the institution of the Olympics and must be consulted if you are reviewing any Olympics legal issue.
