Sentence examples for federal charter from inspiring English sources

The last transitional government was the result of the Transitional Federal Charter, promulgated in 2004.

It would require large corporations to obtain a federal charter of corporate citizenship.

First, industry lobbyists have long wanted a so-called optional federal charter.

In 1937 certain of these bands chose to incorporate jointly under federal charter and became officially recognized as Shoshone-Bannock.

Now the Online Lenders Alliance, a trade group, is backing legislation that would grant a federal charter for payday lenders.

In 1816 the second Bank of the United States was created, with a 20-year federal charter.

The main source of funding for launching new charters is the federal Charter Schools Program.

Just this week, the advocacy group Network for Public Education released a report titled "Asleep at the Wheel" that detailed problems with the federal Charter Schools Program, to which DeVos has proposed adding $60 million for fiscal 2020.

The draft constitution will replace an eight-year old Transitional Federal Charter.

Hal S. Scott, An Optional Federal Charter for Insurance: Rationale and Design, in The Future of Insurance Regulation in the United States 55 (Martin F. Grace & Robert W. Klein eds., 2009).

The Federal Charter of 1291 agreed between the rural communes of Uri, Schwyz, and Unterwalden is considered the confederacy's founding document, even though similar alliances are likely to have existed decades earlier.