Sentence examples for charters is about from inspiring English sources

Total district enrollment, including charters, is about 650,000 this year.

In this report, Holly Baxter describes how men have harassed her in the past, councillor Radha Burgess explains what the charter is about and Jack Stones, manager of The Tiger, says why he has signed up.

With enthusiasm at last waning for "lying-in-state-gate"—a silly row over some gossipy newspaper allegations to the effect that Downing Street had angled for the incorrigibly thespian Mr Blair to be given an inappropriately prominent role at the Queen Mother's funeral a storm of press outrage over the "snooper's charter" was about to break over the home secretary's head.

They could not say what economic impact those tours had, but estimated that the revenue for all unscheduled air transportation, including corporate charters, was about $290 million.

But according to the chefs and advocates behind Monday's charter, the ban is about much more than duck liver: It's about eliminating personal choice.

Ms. Buchan said the White House planned to nominate new members to the advisory committees, and a veterans' spokesman said the charter was about to be renewed.

The charter was about to pass when the fifty-two-year-old Baltimore died in his lodgings at Lincoln's Inn Fields, on 15 April 1632.

With such a large group, the cost of the charter plane was about equal to the cost of eight commercial tickets for a commuter flight from Florida to Marsh Harbour, less than $150 each one way.

Charter schools are about to get a reality check.

Nobody wants to tell these parents, 'Sorry, we've got to go by the book here".' But, he added: "What are charters supposed to be about?

Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been a full-throated supporter of charter schools, of which there are about 180 in New York City.