Sentence examples for charters it has from inspiring English sources

In practice, over nearly two decades of charters, it has not happened.

Because the study used a sample of KIPP schools that did not include any schools in California, which provides only meager financing to charters, it had produced an exaggerated picture of average government financing for the schools nationwide, Mr. Wright said.

The American Federation of Labor responded to political pressure experienced during the strike and revoked the charters it had granted to police unions.

As provided for in the new city charter, it has 51 members, compared with 35 in the Council it succeeds.

In HSBC and Standard Chartered it has two of only three truly global banks (the other is America's Citi).

From America's detention without trial to Theresa May's snooper's charter, it has slit open the soft underbelly of liberalism.

(See “Dry Shipping On The Rocks?”) As more ferry loads of coal, steel, grains and other commodities have been chartered it has caused upward pressure on shipping costs.

When U.S. Steel was chartered, it had a commanding share of the steel market.

And now, along with its multimillion-dollar investments in leadership and superintendents' training and urban charter schools, it has its first president in all that time: Bruce Reed, a veteran of White House policy and school reform programs under presidents Clinton and Obama.

Real reform has to go beyond charters — and it has to include the unions.

Standard Chartered says it has imposed strict hygiene protocols and is providing lots of hand sanitiser and chlorinated water at its branches and offices.