Sentence examples for regarding the charter from inspiring English sources
"Although El Camino has provided some remedies … such as prohibiting the purchase of alcohol, instituted some changes to leadership, and adopted policies to address violations, staff still has ongoing concerns regarding the charter organization, its leadership, and its governing board," the report reads.
It described Miller as "misinformed" is appearing to regard the charter as "redundant".
Gardiner replied that the industry's version of a royal charter-backed press regulator would have to be "considered by a committee of the privy council and a recommendation made before any recommendation is made regarding the cross-party charter".
"Because the charter provision regarding the mayor's discretion was poorly drafted, we were not certain of winning on appeal".
The success of Arizona State University in bringing world-class academic excellence to a broad demographic should be sufficient to initiate a public dialogue regarding the need for a new charter for American public universities.
This finding is contrary to what has been reported elsewhere in Kenya [ 18] on the low levels of awareness regarding the existence of facility service charters.
In its reaffirmation of the importance of Thomas, it may be regarded as the charter of the Thomism of the third millennium.
Unlike the leak in the Gulf region, which occurred 5,000 feet below the ocean's surface, the Montara oil rig leak was only 250 feet below, validating Charter's assertion regarding the dangers of relief wells at any depth.
The charter commission also made proposals last year regarding the rules that the city follows when it buys goods and services.
To establish a clear, upfront understanding among all Epi4K investigators regarding the nature of the collaborative effort, an "Epi4K Charter" was drafted and signed by all investigators.
The peace was concluded on 22 August 1362, in Onogošt (Nikšić), and the Emperor's charter confirmed the "old laws" and other laws regarding the Ragusans.
