Sentence examples for the charters of from inspiring English sources

Conservatives still accuse the charters of being collaborators.

The Constitution makes up one of three documents collectively known as the Charters of Freedom.

The only withdrawal compatible with the charters of Hezbollah and Hamas is Israel's withdrawal into the Mediterranean.

The Charters of Freedom have been re-encased in airtight glass containers with clear ultraviolet filters and fiber-optic lighting.

This is only the start of a round of revising the charters of most of Spain's 17 autonomous regions.

The Joyeuse Entrée became the model for the charters of other Low Country provinces and the bulwark of their liberties.

The Portuguese government eventually terminated the charters of the major concession companies, bringing all of Mozambique under direct Portuguese rule.

"This is against human rights and the charters of the United Nations must change to allow Palestinians to resist occupation.

Second, the charters of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the regional lending institutions should be amended to favor democratic regimes.

The Charter of the Forest, issued in 1217, appears next.

The charter of a railroad company is a familiar illustration.