Sentence examples for regulation charter from inspiring English sources

Operating with minimal regulation, charter schools promise innovation and the hope that they can do for many students what failing public schools cannot.

And meanwhile, on exactly the same day, the press regulation charter that resulted from goings-on during their time at News International received the royal seal, 345 days after the Leveson report was published in November 2012.

Labour's deputy leader, Harriet Harman, who was part of Sunday night's negotiating team, said the press regulation charter would be published on Monday morning and be put in front of both houses of parliament later in the day.

The proposed approach could mean that the Privy Council would not reach a final decision on the merits of the two alternative press regulation charters until January 2015.

The charter school movement has expanded over the last 20 years largely on this promise: If exempted from some state regulations, charters could outperform traditional public schools because they have flexibility and can be more readily tailored to the needs of students.

A publisher classified as "relevant" under the act will risk facing financial penalties if it fails to join a regulator recognised under the press regulation royal charter.

But he does not favour the government's press regulation royal charter.

Q: Why have plans for the press regulation royal charter not been put to the privy council?

The Suchet evening took place as publishers prepared for their last-ditch bid to injunct the government's press regulation royal charter at the high court.

Impress, unlike Ipso, has applied for approval by the Press Recognition Panel, which is part of the apparatus linked to the press regulation royal charter.

Newspaper and magazine publishers have lodged an appeal against last week's high court ruling against granting them permission to seek a judicial review of the government's press regulation royal charter.