Sentence examples for translated charter from inspiring English sources
This is what it gets you.' " Professor Perry Link, of Princeton University, New Jersey, who translated Charter 08 into English, said: "He must have known that he was running a risk of becoming the regime's target".
David Cameron may not have known that Magna Carta translates as "great charter" when interviewed by New York talkshow host David Letterman last night.
The Ottawa Charter has been translated into over 40 languages and serves as a basis for policy and action around the world [ 65, 65].
Through his experiments over the last decade, through his work with EdLabs, Fryer has distilled what works in high-performing charter schools, and he's translated those tenets to improve low-performing district schools in Houston and Denver.
The steady increase in the number of charter schools and charter students — about 16% of district enrollment — has translated into a growing voting bloc that sees the teachers union as an enemy.
Most of the tourists on the coast are backpackers, although recently large numbers of Russian and east European tourists have been arriving on charter flights, and restaurant menus are now translated into Russian.
Finalized and launched in 2000, the Earth Charter has been disseminated around the world, translated into over 40 languages, and endorsed by close to 5,000 organizations that represent the interests of hundreds of millions of people.
This lack of transparency has not translated into stellar academic results: student standardized-test scores at charter schools, the paper found, were no more than comparable with those at traditional public schools.
This year, for the first time, the city produced a directory of charter schools, translating it into eight languages.
This charter was endorsed by over 120 national and international organizations across the world and was translated into 10 languages[ 4, 5].
