Sentence examples similar to charters of a from inspiring English sources

Kennedy's proposal for a hemisphere conference to draft the basic charter of a new Alliance for Progress.

A week-long charter of a 126-foot sailboat that can accommodate 12 guests will run about $64,000.

I doubt it.There would be a big battle over the charter of a "European Monetary Fund" and that battle would replicate most of the current disagreements.

The Boy Scouts of America has revoked the charter of a scouting group at a church in the US state of Washington after learning its leader is gay.

Local officials yanked the charter of a high-achieving middle school in Georgia over concerns about mismanagement.

In 2002 Keynes listed twenty "Æthelstan A" charters, of which two are original and the rest copies.

What if companies were created with a clear charter of building a specific network, with a given timeframe, after which there is an orderly transfer of power?

The mention of a charter of rights or a human rights act produces florid denunciations of such an appalling idea.

All these efforts are at odds with the Olympic ideal, as expressed in its charter, of "promoting a peaceful society concerned with the preservation of human dignity".

Royal charters of 1489 and 1498 created a "free burgh" with the church as its administrator.

King Nothhelm of Sussex is referred to in a charter of 692 as a kinsman of Ine (perhaps by marriage).