Sentence examples for charters for the from inspiring English sources

Charters for the oil, mining and banking sectors have already been published.

Expect its charters for the mining and other industries in the next few months to reflect both that sense of urgency in hitting targets, and also a good deal of frustration about just how to go about it.

Earlier this year the agency, which is part of the Treasury Department, approved similar charters for the American Express Company; the General Motors Corporation's consumer finance division; the New York Life Insurance Company; the Hartford Group; the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, a group representing insurance companies owned by policyholders; and AXA Financial Inc.

It is their responsibility to develop local charters for the management of these resources (communal land charter in Burkina Faso).

As with universities, the bill would remove the royal charters for the research councils, making it easier for government to change, dissolve, or create funding councils.

The airline would have to continue with ad-hoc charters for the one aircraft until March.

The oldest existing charter for the town (1441) refers to a still-earlier charter.

I arrived before Gore, in a plane the campaign had chartered for the travelling press.

In 1754 he signed the charter for the establishment of King's College (later Columbia University).

Thereafter he successfully negotiated a new charter for the corporation with the British government.

The U.S. Congress granted a charter for the university in 1821.