Sentence examples for charter was given from inspiring English sources

The town's first charter was given in 1189.

The earliest town charter was given by King Henry II, probably in 1154 55, but the borough was not incorporated until 1445.

A memo to Mr. Beame from another aide, Hank Walter, also expressed doubt about 1625, pointing out that "the city actually became a legal Dutch entity in 1624 when a Dutch charter was given to that effect".

Satin, the bad boy of the film's charter, was given deeper roots defining what provoked his violent temper against Sister.

A number of schools were awarded to internal reform models that give teachers more autonomy, two schools will operate under a new model with a reformed contract, and a high-performing charter was given the chance to revamp and revitalize one of the three focus schools in this round.

The charter is given legal force by Lisbon.

The Daily Mail's news story explaining the significance of the industry's own charter is given a full page in which it hammers home what it believes to be the threat to "Britain's 300-year-old free press".

According to state law, a charter is given five years, and if it's not adequately performing, it should be closed.

It is over 600 years since Pwllheli in North Wales was given its charter by Edward, the Black Prince.

The legion was given its charter by King Louis-Philippe 170 years ago, recruiting foreigners as a way to control France's African colonies without risking French blood.

The town has two long-established grammar schools: the Cathedral Grammar School (King's School) was founded in 1541, and the Royal Grammar School was given a charter by Queen Elizabeth I in 1561.