Sentence examples for successfully chartered from inspiring English sources
Merely reaching the round-of-16, a path Wenger has successfully chartered in each of the past 15 years, is then worth at least €5.5m (£4.05m), with the bounty rising through the knock-out phases all the way up to €15m (£11.06m) for the eventual winners.
When chartered, they were forbidden to join, the idea being to preserve competition, but they successfully convinced Washington that competition from portable music players, the Internet and beefed-up terrestrial broadcasters had changed the landscape in the past few years.
It was chartered in 1298.
Nonetheless, Congress soon chartered a city government.
He had expeditions chartered.
KIPP then builds on this sturdy foundation — and far more successfully than most charters, for which it deserves praise and keen attention to its methods.
But they have also learned a hard lesson: once the mayor's people set their sights on a location, the chances of successfully challenging a charter are slim.
The following year, in April 1824, the company successfully amended its charter to allow Chemical to begin its banking practice.
During the 1820s, prospective bankers found that they were more likely to be able to successfully secure a charter if the bank were part of a larger business.
A report from the district's charter school division accuses El Camino of demonstrating "an inability to determine how public funds are being used," adding that "fatal flaws in judgment... call into serious question the organization's ability to successfully implement the charter in accordance with applicable law and district requirements".
