Sentence examples for scope of the charter from inspiring English sources

In 1982, constitutional scholar Peter Hogg suggested that the section also clarifies the size and scope of the Charter.

The term organizations are intended as all public and private organizations that have activities falling within the scope of this charter including companies of any nature, associations and even bodies.

As of April 2014, the inspector general wrote: "We remain concerned about JIEDDO conducting activities that fall out of the scope of its original charter".

The minister, who has ordered a "fundamental" review of the size and scope of the BBC ahead of next year's charter renewal, is implying that the corporation should turn its back on the digital revolution.

The "open" initiative is part of a major reshaping of the BBC designed to respond to the government's attempt to curb the scale and scope of the corporation as it faces royal charter renewal.

He said legal officials did not agree with the judge's analysis as the impact of the charter was limited in its scope.

CPI will be subject to the conclusions of the charter review in relation to "the purposes and scope of the BBC".

Consistent with the charter, any decision affecting the scale and scope of the BBC's UK public services, and its commercial and other operations, will remain a matter for the BBC Trust.

Beijing has also used the launch of the charter to crack down on citizens who have campaigned against other abuses, widening the scope of its moves to crush dissent.

The data acquired under the charter made it easier for the Environment Agency to see the true scope of the problems it was facing.

There may be some such charter schools, but they are not typical of the charter movement.