Sentence examples for charters from the from inspiring English sources
Beginning in the 13th century, the university was strengthened by charters from the crown, but the religious foundations in Oxford town were suppressed during the Protestant Reformation.
Their crucial claim was now that their right to tax themselves by their own legislatures rested on charters from the Crown, and that they were subordinate to the Crown alone, and not to Parliament.
When the paper locals applied for charters from the international union, Hoffa's political foes were outraged.
The ispáns of the Transylvanian counties of Doboka, Hunyad, Kolozs, Küküllő and Torda were not listed among the witnesses of royal charters from the beginning of the 13th century, hinting that their direct connection to the monarchs had by that time been interrupted.
At a policy level a review of Patient's Rights Charters, or similar charters, from the perspective of the right to health in all its forms would identify how both patients and providers can use existing professional and patient guidelines to improve information about and experiences of the R2TCAH.
Whereas only 32 for-profit corporations had been chartered from the time of the first colonial settlement in 1607 through 1790, an astounding 287 were chartered from 1791 through 1800.
In 1859 the Board of Trade received a charter from the Illinois legislature and was given power to set quality controls.
The first incorporated hospital in America was the Pennsylvania Hospital, in Philadelphia, which obtained a charter from the crown in 1751.
Not the least is getting a charter from the New York State Board of Regents, which will secure the school's nonprofit status.
Charter schools are public schools that receive a charter from the state that allows them to be managed by a nonprofit or profit-making organization.
