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Meanings of chartered in English

Hired for the exclusive temporary use of a group of travelers.

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Examples for "hired"
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The measures include using specially hired workers to keep public services operating.
The Irish Times
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The company hired Bank of America last year to seek potential partners.
Reuters
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Of course new staff are being hired but it will take time.
News.com.au
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He later said he had hired private investigators to clear his name.
Reuters
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Bridgepoint hired JP Morgan last year to review future options for Diaverum.
Reuters
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The fraud involved payments of rents for buildings leased by the State.
The Irish Times
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The number of leased planes could not immediately be confirmed with Kingfisher.
Reuters
3
All land in Hong Kong is government owned and leased to buyers.
Reuters
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It was leased from the company Global Trailer Rentals on 15 October.
Radio NZ
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California-based software developer Informatica has been leased new office space in Dublin.
The Irish Times
Usage of chartered in English
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Whoever is driving our 'chartered' heavy cruiser is doing a good job.
Beyond The Frontier: Guardian
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This is of serious concern to members of my profession, chartered physiotherapy.
The Irish Times
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Yesterday, a chartered plane with 13 people arrived back in the country.
Radio NZ
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Indeed Cameron's father, a chartered accountant, was an adviser in tax efficiency.
The Guardian
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In 1851 the Albany & Susquehanna railroad company was organized and chartered.
A Sketch of the History of Oneonta
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We did make a point that we were travelling by chartered flight.
Radio NZ
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BP was early to start, after it reportedly chartered two foreign ships.
Reuters
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OROKO specialises in family chartered yacht adventures in this beautiful Adriatic destination.
The Irish Times
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Old ships were chartered and filled with the contents of the gaols.
The Book of the Bush / Containing Many Truthful Sketches of the ...
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A chartered Inter-City Transportation Company bus took the class to its destination.
The new yorker
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The Dublin company has appointed chartered accountant Mr Tim Regan as liquidator.
The Irish Times
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He had chartered a little schooner in Papeite to go to Raiatea.
By Reef and Palm
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Madam, -I worked as a chartered valuation surveyor in the 1970s.
The Irish Times
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It has many schools, chartered and unchartered, throughout the South and West.
The American Missionary — Volume 42, No. 12, December, 1888
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Katrina Shanks, is a chartered accountant and CEO of Financial Advice NZ.
Radio NZ
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The airline also chartered a ferry to transport travellers closer to Tahiti.
Radio NZ
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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