Sentence examples for charters of which from inspiring English sources
In 2002 Keynes listed twenty "Æthelstan A" charters, of which two are original and the rest copies.
The state now counts about 200 charters, 149 of which are in the populous Twin Cities.
Charters, most of which are non-union, are run independently of L.A. Unified.
Hemming's work contains over 50 charters, some of which are duplicates of ones in the Liber.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been a full-throated supporter of charter schools, of which there are about 180 in New York City.
He gave Catalonia a new charter, parts of which might yet be struck down by the constitutional court.
Clinton P. Acoutin, a Universal Life minister, officiated aboard the Ambassador, a charter yacht, of which he is also the captain.
Did I take the guestbook of the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom, which holds your founding documents, from the National Archives, in Washington, D.C.? I don't know how to answer such a question.
The union contends with reasonable logic that a dramatic multiplication of charters — not all of which are necessarily a better alternative — would drain money from non-charters, leaving many of the district's poorest students in the lurch.
Teacher union President Alex Capraisedarl praised King and even her willingness to work instructionally with charters schools, most of which are nonunion.
Although banned from gatherings and organisations in 1954, he assisted in writing the Freedom Charter of 1955, which introduced a nationalisation plank and which the ANC later adopted.
