Sentence examples for express charter from inspiring English sources

The National Academy is a private organization, signed into being by Abraham Lincoln in 1863, with an express charter to advise Congress on scientific matters, and the less express purpose of specifying the nation's scientific elite.

It is based on the recommendations and findings of the Leveson report… "Drafts of those findings, expressed in charter form, had been in circulation since early January, and between January and mid-March representatives of the press were involved, by their own account, in 'intensive talks' about charter drafting.

But he did express support for charter schools and skepticism about vouchers.

The researchers found that self-reported conservatives were more likely to express support for charter schools when they learned that these schools employed nonunion teachers, while liberals were more likely to turn against charter schools when presented with information about the role of private companies in their operations -- although this made less of an impact.

At a public hearing convened this month by opponents of the charter school, more than 1,500 people -- a huge turnout for a civic forum -- crowded into the auditorium at Central Islip High School to express concerns that the charter school would drain money from local school districts, cause tax increases and reduce racial diversity, all for a program that might not improve student performance.

The organization did not describe its relationship to the Leaders in Education Fund, which is listed in tax documents as a related organization, or express a position on charters.

The principles expressed in the Charter are high.

Mr. Cuomo also has expressed support for charter schools.

In a January 2001 interview, Mr. Bloomberg expressed support for charter schools.

The early goals of the new government were expressed in the Charter Oath (April 1868).

Even the state-appointed team of university educators that reviewed Relay's charter expressed concerns, though it ultimately recommended approval.