Sentence examples for charter set out from inspiring English sources

In forthright, clear, pastoral, sometimes even moving language, the charter set out a detailed policy for responding to an accusation that a priest had sexually abused a child or a teenager.

Nick Clegg as well as the Labour party pressed David Cameron to accept the royal charter set out by parliament and all three main political parties, but the prime minister argued it was better to see if a compromise could still be reached in which the industry and the politicians could agree on the relatively narrow points of contention between them.

The ECU's race equality charter sets out to challenge this.

The courts charter sets out the standards expected of court staff and court procedure.

Our charter sets out a standard of practice and will make health trusts accountable to people with a learning disability, their families and carers.

For more than a decade now, evaluation has developed considerably in France, thanks in particular to the Société Française de l'Évaluation, whose charter sets out a number of principles designed to guide the work of evaluators.

The Patient's Charter sets out the rights and standards of service which patients can expect to receive from the NHS in England Scotlandd, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own separate charters - see their health department's website below).

Updated at 1.47pm BST 10.19am BST Constitutional declaration A new charter setting out plans for elections next year and changes to the constitution is short on human rights and shows the influence of Salafists, according to an analyst.

The study recommends governments, the United Nations, technology companies, civil society groups and religious organisations together establish a charter setting out a common definition of extremism and pledge to make the internet a safer place.

"The EPG report will strengthen those values, particularly by having a charter setting out the rights, the freedoms, the democracy that we all believe in, and I think that is important," the British prime minister said.

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, Babcock and Dounreay Site Restoration Limited (DSRL) have signed a charter setting out how they will collaborate.