Sentence examples for chartered leads from inspiring English sources

They could run branch networks, as 32 banks now do (Standard Chartered leads with 66 branches); they could hold up to 74% of an Indian bank; or they could set up new wholly-owned subsidiaries.The RBI is due to issue regulatory guidelines on the implementation of this policy later this year.

The ill-advised attempt of the emperor Joseph II to abrogate this charter led to Brabant's revolt under Henri van der Noot in 1789 90.

Convinced that the United Nations was essential to Australia's security, he helped write the UN charter, led Australia's delegation to the assembly (1946 48), and served as president of the General Assembly (1948 49).

Does state competition for corporate charters lead to a race to the top or the bottom?

Surely NYSED performs criminal background checks on its charter lead applicants... right?

Charters participate in state testing and federal accountability programs, and the charter board leads the way in providing comprehensive evaluations of charters and the job they do in educating students.

Pitcher Craig Swan's unhappiness with the Mets' travel arrangements — commercial rather than charter flights — leads to a scuffle between Swan and Manager George Bamberger and his coaches.

With a commitment to cultural diversity outlined in its charter, SBS leads the way with programs designed to have majority diverse-background casts, such as The Principal and The Family Law.

"The first leads to a surveying career which almost always involves becoming chartered by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

For now, Barnardo's hopes the Isle of Wight charter will lead to similar projects.

Charters have led the way as results have improved in both sectors.