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Meanings of charters in English
Usage of charters in English
1
The OCC said it has the legal authority to issue such charters.
2
The banks hold federal charters and a mandate to expand affordable housing.
3
The BSA did not immediately say whether it had revoked other charters.
4
The history of the charters granted to Bristol begins about this time.
5
THE Carolinas received two different charters from the crown of Great Britain.
6
The people and their leaders appealed to their ancient charters and constitutions.
7
This tied up the loose language of their early charters of liberties.
8
He asserted the supervision of legislatures over charters of their own creation.
9
The colonists were too free, too proud of their charters and constitutions.
10
These held charters from the king permitting a complete government by themselves.
11
Baltic will put all three ships on spot related charters with Cargill.
12
To guarantee their independence therein they obtained charters from their formal superiors.
13
Those communities were created by charters or Keuren, granted by the sovereign.
14
He knew a thing or two about Federal charters and task designations.
15
Our twenty cities all have charters that protect us from complete despoilation.
16
To their charters the colonies owe, like other corporations, their political existence.
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Charters through the time
Charters across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common