Sentence examples for chartered organization from inspiring English sources

Each chartered organization may charter as many units as it wishes, but usually only 3 or 4 (one unit for each program level).

In addition, a publicly chartered organization may be established to coordinate live organ donation, including donation by altruistic strangers.

Instead, the proposal allows each chartered organization, many of them conservative churches, to set its own criteria for membership.

Under this proposed policy, the BSA would not require any chartered organization to act in ways inconsistent with that organization's mission, principles, or religious beliefs".

Mr. Smith, the Scouts spokesman, said that under the proposed policy, "the B.S.A. would not require any chartered organization to act in ways inconsistent with that organization's mission, principles, or religious beliefs".

The mere existence of a privately chartered organization like the Chicago Board of Trade, which required the state of Illinois to criminalize and forcibly shut down competing bucket shops, has huge redistributional wealth effects on farmers and consumers — and, of course, bankers, brokers and dealers.

These organizations hold charters issued by the BSA and are known then as chartered organizations.

He quoted Deron Smith, a spokesman for the national Scouts group as saying that "the chartered organizations that oversee and deliver scouting would accept membership and select leaders consistent with their organization's mission, principles or religious beliefs".

"This would mean there would no longer be any national policy regarding sexual orientation, and the chartered organizations that oversee and deliver Scouting would accept membership and select leaders consistent with each organization's mission, principles, or religious beliefs".

"This would mean there would no longer be any national policy regarding sexual orientation, and the chartered organizations that oversee and deliver Scouting would accept membership and select leaders consistent with each organization's mission, principles, or religious beliefs," a spokesman for the Boy Scouts of America, Deron Smith, said in a statement.

On January 28 , 2013 the BSA announced they were considering rescinding the ban on homosexuals, allowing chartered organizations to determine local policy.