Sentence examples for charter was retained from inspiring English sources

The charter was retained until 1842, when it was replaced by a state constitution.

The Charter of 1814 was retained but no longer as a royal gift to the nation; it was revised by the Chamber of Deputies and in its new form imposed on the king.

Once in office, the Democratic-Republicans attempted to scale back Federalist programs but actually overturned few of the institutions they had criticized (e.g., the Bank of the United States was retained until its charter expired in 1811).

Before Lincoln was elected president, in 1854 he was retained as a lawyer to prepare a state legislative proposal to charter a homeopathic medical college in Chicago.

Dark beauty was retained.

To the Editor: Charles Murray says that despite the fact that students in charter schools did no better on standardized tests than students in traditional schools, charter schools should be retained because parents want them.

It is symbolized by a venerable oak, the Guernikako arbola (tree of Guernica), under the branches of which the batzarraks (councils) of Vizcaya met to determine defense policies and to receive royal assurances of fueros (charters of privileges), which were retained from the Middle Ages through the 19th century.

And in some cases, when a charter school is closed because of poor performance or another reason, the school building and property is not returned to the public who paid for them, but is retained by the charter owners themselves.

We expect this bill will increase the types of personal data that is retained and many people will see that as a return of the snooper's charter.

Juices are retained.

If any value retained, it is retained.