The BBC's chief political adviser, Ric Bailey, stated after the failed appeal that the BBC "would have been breaking its charter if it had not treated the BNP with impartiality.
The United States Olympic Committee has threatened to strip the federation of its Olympic charter if it does not address doping and athlete conduct issues.
And the Senate majority leader, Ralph J. Marino, Republican of Oyster Bay, said it would be difficult to reject the charter if it wins handily on Nov. 2.
Because Enron is chartered in Oregon, the attorney general's office has the power to dissolve the company's charter if it improperly advances money to help directors and officers, according to the state's filing.
On Monday, Kurdish leaders said they were prepared to withdraw their support of an Iraqi charter if it does not satisfy their concerns on a range of difficult issues, including expanding the geographic breadth of their autonomy and reversing years of expulsions and ethnic killings in areas of Iraq that were formerly Kurdish.
It seeks to prevent charter schools from being able to appeal local school district decisions to the county or state boards of education, and it allows a school district to deny a charter if it could be considered a financial hardship on the district.
That is another aspect that shows that this Charter, if it really was adopted in the form called for by the European Parliament - but which we will oppose absolutely - would have the effect of a mechanism for reducing the powers of the nations.
"An important point to make is, you know, we talk about, 'This is public school, this is charters.' Look, if it's public dollars, it's public education...
Mr. Goodale said he would not enroll his children at a charter school if it became an option.
The ship company, however, said it would go through with the charter only if it made business sense, and so far it is unclear if there will be enough people interested in staying on board to make it worthwhile.
