Sentence examples for charters will have from inspiring English sources

But with only two full school years behind them, it is too soon to say what impact the New Jersey charters will have on public schools.

Any later and MPs believe the 10-year charter will have to be extended.

But Judge Macken warns that it would be "foolish" to assume that the charter will have no impact on the court's jurisprudence.

Take two similar yachts with the same number of crew, he said: One, chartered, will have to comply with all the safety rules for commercial yachts; the other, registered as a private family yacht, will not.

Assuming federal regulators approve the Charter/TWC merger — before the start of next season, the companies hope — Charter will have to deliver quite a compelling pitch to get the Dodgers on the air all over town.

Every section, including the national charter, will have a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and sergeant at arms, which should be familiar to anyone with a passing knowledge of Sons of Anarchy.

Like charters, they will have greater flexibility, autonomy and will be held accountable for their results.

The new charter schools will have to select students through lotteries, as other charter schools do.

His charter city will have extremely open immigration policies to attract foreign workers from all over.

Charter schools will have to provide the information to the State Board of Regents by Aug. 1.

The Wyandanch charter school will have about 225 students in kindergarten through the second grade.