Charter in a sentence

According to the alliance charter, the leadership is rotational with a sixth-month non-renewable term of office.

Airbus is retiring the BelugaST fleet from its operation, and repurposing for oversized cargo charter flights.

Although the flight did happen, it was merely the airline repositioning a charter plane, according to United spokesman Charles Hobart.

Adoption of a resolution announcing the intention of the Bossier City Council to start the process of selecting a Charter Review Commission.

In 2012, Richmond Charter Academy, part of the Amethod Public Schools system, opened a charter middle school.

The Dongan Charter was virtually identical in content to the charter awarded to the city of New York three months earlier.

Adding, “And in my 14 years that’s the worst charter I ever had,” she said she said about the first group of charter guests.

Also, although it supported Bill 96 on reform of the Charter of the French Language, the left-wing party wanted to amend it if it came to power.

After previously serving two consecutive terms, from 2008 to 2016, he’s technically allowed, per the city charter, to shoot his shot for a third.

Since then, the proposal said that the charter has not been revised or amended, and that many items in the charter need updating.

The Charter Commission meets once every ten years to consider making changes, if any are deemed necessary, to the county charter.

He said the number is now in the charter and the only way to get more is to change the city charter.

The Charter Institute at Erskine revokes Gates School's charter after numerous investigations, tense board meetings, and a lawsuit.

But after the charter announced its decision to close, the district demanded surrender of the Cypress charter and the board complied.

The colonial charter was revoked in 1684, and a new charter was issued in 1691 establishing an enlarged Province of Massachusetts Bay.

According to the City Charter, the Mayor must be elected by a majority vote.

Charter schools The majority of states (and the District of Columbia) have charter school laws.

Riverwood International Charter School was certified in 1999 and Ridgeview Charter School in 2009, the district said in a press release.

A Charter spokesperson did not immediately return a request for comment.

Charter School groups object to proposed new rules on counting students in charter schools.