Sentence examples for in their charters from inspiring English sources

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which support the secondary market for home mortgages, have similar language in their charters.

Provisions in their charters typically allow the Treasury to lend them money in certain circumstances to shore up the guarantees they issue on loans.

The emphasis is to be on education, not entertainment, for American art museums, as stated in their charters, were founded to educate the public.

And because the lack of liquidity that comes with instability means higher spreads, they should be able to meet the mission in their charters (to provide liquidity, stability and affordability) while also pleasing their shareholders.

Although many Muslim-majority countries acknowledge Islam in their charters, Egypt would become the first Arab state to seek to meld democracy with the principles of Islamic law, or Shariah.

In the settlements called coloniae all residents were to be Roman citizens, and the form of government and many other aspects of life specified in their charters bore a thoroughly Roman character.

The bishops themselves called for such a survey in their "Charter".

"In 2009, Peninsula Prep received a short-term renewal and were told that if they failed to meet the standards in their charter they would not be given another.

Despite what they tell us, newspapers have done very little in their charter to protect press freedom, and a great deal to protect press interests.

It was the bishops who chose in their Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People to adopt the policy of permanent removal from ministry of any cleric about whom an instance of child sexual abuse is admitted or proved.

They hint at the possibility of a hudna — a prolonged truce — if Israel retreats to the borders that existed before the Six-Day War, but they also reserve the "historical" goal of absolute dominion made plain in their charter.