charters in A Sentence

Doesn't have Charters or a governing board;

And the Charters are going door-to-door.

We are playing for Charters.

Hey.- Hey. The last of the Charters came in.

Learn how to initiate projects and write project Charters.

Actual formal twinning Charters were not exchanged until 1986.

Citizens Charters, transparency & accountability and institutional and other measures.

The worst would have their Charters revoked and would go away.

It is a busy diving destination with several companies offering dive Charters.

The Cincinnati and Cleveland Charters are prime examples of this perverse incentive structure.

These Charters spent twice as much on rent as others in the state.

I don't usually take Charters, but I don't usually get paid in pirate treasure.

Charters were founded on the theory that market forces and competition would benefit public education.

The Company retains additional options, in its favor, to further extend both Charters through 2020.

In most Departments, the Charters are only in the initial or middle stage of implementation;

Lottery-based studies suggest that Charters do as well as or better than traditional public schools.

Conservation cannot limit itself to enhancing the art-historical value of the heritage structures, which international Charters perhaps overemphasise.

Conservation cannot limit itself to enhancing the art-historical value of the heritage structures, which international Charters perhaps overemphasize.

They now barely mention multi-million dollar scandals in Charters- it's like a licence to steal from the taxpayers!

Tim Charters has been promoted to vice president of governmental and political affairs at the National Ocean Industries Association(NOIA).

The new five-year Charters are expected to generate total EBITDA of approximately $135 million over the five-year contract period.

The Charters which all incorporate profit sharing provisions are expected to generate minimum gross revenues of over $70 million.

The first challenge, however, is simply understanding the complex space in which Charters operate- somewhere between public and private.

Conservation cannot limit itself to enhancing the art-historical value of the heritage structures which international Charters perhaps over emphasize.

In 1910, Jones moved to Purdue where he again won championships and coached the first official All-American, Dave Charters.

The Company's vessels are employed primarily on time Charters with leading liner companies carrying containerized cargo along worldwide shipping routes.

Fortunately, many of Charters Towers' heritage buildings are still intact, including the Stock Exchange Building and Arcade, and Lyall's Store.

The vessels are employed on time Charters with a net daily rate of $26,663 that expire between April and June 2019.

Airline services can be categorized as being intercontinental, intracontinental, regional or domestic and may be operated as scheduled services or Charters.

But unlike other businesses, Charters too often pay unreasonably high rates- rates that no one else in the community would pay.

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charters in A Sentence

Doesn't have Charters or a governing board;

And the Charters are going door-to-door.

We are playing for Charters.

Hey.- Hey. The last of the Charters came in.

Learn how to initiate projects and write project Charters.

Actual formal twinning Charters were not exchanged until 1986.

Citizens Charters, transparency & accountability and institutional and other measures.

The worst would have their Charters revoked and would go away.

It is a busy diving destination with several companies offering dive Charters.

The Cincinnati and Cleveland Charters are prime examples of this perverse incentive structure.

These Charters spent twice as much on rent as others in the state.

I don't usually take Charters, but I don't usually get paid in pirate treasure.

Charters were founded on the theory that market forces and competition would benefit public education.

The Company retains additional options, in its favor, to further extend both Charters through 2020.

In most Departments, the Charters are only in the initial or middle stage of implementation;

Lottery-based studies suggest that Charters do as well as or better than traditional public schools.

Conservation cannot limit itself to enhancing the art-historical value of the heritage structures, which international Charters perhaps overemphasise.

Conservation cannot limit itself to enhancing the art-historical value of the heritage structures, which international Charters perhaps overemphasize.

They now barely mention multi-million dollar scandals in Charters- it's like a licence to steal from the taxpayers!

Tim Charters has been promoted to vice president of governmental and political affairs at the National Ocean Industries Association(NOIA).

The new five-year Charters are expected to generate total EBITDA of approximately $135 million over the five-year contract period.

The Charters which all incorporate profit sharing provisions are expected to generate minimum gross revenues of over $70 million.

The first challenge, however, is simply understanding the complex space in which Charters operate- somewhere between public and private.

Conservation cannot limit itself to enhancing the art-historical value of the heritage structures which international Charters perhaps over emphasize.

In 1910, Jones moved to Purdue where he again won championships and coached the first official All-American, Dave Charters.

The Company's vessels are employed primarily on time Charters with leading liner companies carrying containerized cargo along worldwide shipping routes.

Fortunately, many of Charters Towers' heritage buildings are still intact, including the Stock Exchange Building and Arcade, and Lyall's Store.

The vessels are employed on time Charters with a net daily rate of $26,663 that expire between April and June 2019.

Airline services can be categorized as being intercontinental, intracontinental, regional or domestic and may be operated as scheduled services or Charters.

But unlike other businesses, Charters too often pay unreasonably high rates- rates that no one else in the community would pay.

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