Sentence examples for chartered capital from inspiring English sources

Less than an hour before the meeting was called, the oil giant said authorities had frozen 44% of the company's chartered capital, shares belonging to company chief Mikhail Khodorkovsky and his allies.

All we know is that Vingroup's chairman "owns more than 10percentt charter capital," according to a 2016 company filing.

It seemed clear that some banks would have to be closed, if only because only 20% of the 1,000 joint stock banks met the central bank's requirement of charter capital over 6 billion rubles.

The company was chartered and its capital raised in 1627.

Quezon City, chartered city and capital of the Philippines from 1948 to 1976.

An old settlement of Upper Silesia, Gliwice was chartered in 1276 and became capital of the Gliwice principality in 1312.

Originally a port on the Middelzee (reclaimed since the 13th century), it was chartered in 1435, became the capital of Friesland in 1504, and was from 1582 to 1747 the residence of the Frisian stadtholders of the house of Orange-Nassau, ancestors of the present Dutch royal family.

"Charter schools are not part of the District government and, therefore, charter school capital projects are not District government capital projects," Nathan wrote, outlining his interpretation of the legal differences between charter and traditional schools — differences that are sure to attract wider attention as fast-growing charter schools enroll a growing proportion of D.C. students.

One of the goals was to "make Newark the charter school capital of the nation".

Social justice lawyer Bill Quigley, who took a leading role in challenging the demolition of public housing in New Orleans, commented in December 2013: "we're a smaller town, we're a whiter town, we're a richer town, we're the charter school capital of the world.

The shareholders of the Bank of Romney petitioned the Secretary of State of West Virginia for a charter with capital stock totaling 30,000 USD.