Significados de grant charters en inglés

The power to grant charters to cities was transferred from the Governor to the state legislature.

In 1835 they began to grant charters for railroads, which remained in embryo, as the stock was never taken.

All the new company had to do was to grant charters to all who might apply, and reap the profits.

In the Convention of 1787 which framed the Constitution, Mr. Madison advocated giving Congress the power to grant charters of incorporation.

Under the specious plea of efficiency and absurd reason of uniformity, they will not even grant charters to independent institutions of higher learning.

We have seen that Richard was compelled, by his need of money, to grant charters conferring local self-government on many towns (SS182, 183).

Twice the Crown broke faith with them, and granted charters to rival associations.

The central incorporated castle grants charters to local castles, directs the ritual and secret work.

Grant Charters-PeculiarReferendum in Early Rhode Island.

Jean de Châlons, to whom the heritage had accrued, granted charters of disenfranchisement to many towns, Salins, Ornans, and others.

That number could more than double in 2004, as school districts in Ohio have granted charters to 63 cyber schools, up from seven in 2003.