The law allowed the chartering of federal credit unions in all states.

The documents shed no further light on the chartering in Israel.

This incident lead to the chartering of the two societies.

During the chartering of new teams, organizational enabling resources are first identified.

The second problem was the chartering of chapters at "unqualified institutions".

His efforts led to the chartering of the University of Georgia in 1785.

In four years' chartering in the islands, she has had only one engine failure, and that was quickly fixed.

Nor did it matter to the owners of the tankers, or the agents who did the chartering.

In the United States, government chartering began to fall out of vogue in the mid-19th century.

Bareboat yacht chartering will typically be the short-term hire for only a few weeks or even less.

Despite governmental chartering, it is not a governmental entity.

The legislation allowed credit unions to incorporate under either state or federal law, a system of dual chartering that persists today.

The Irish and British authorities co-operated in the chartering of ships.

Criteria for fishing products were also liberalized by allowing the chartering of third-country vessels.

Demise chartering is common for tankers and bulk-carriers.

The following policy and procedures provide for the recognition and chartering of such Centers/Institutes.

This encouraged extensive chartering of new S&Ls, because a $2 million investment could be leveraged into $1.3 billion in lending.

In 1971, the legislature authorized the chartering of Anson Technical Institute.

"Because of the chartering of their tankers, they have legitimized their presence in the gulf and no one questions them."

The main political controversy during this session was the chartering of the Bank of America with a capital of $6,000,000.

While governor, Hall advocated the chartering of a state university, believing that education, particularly religious education, would result in a more virtuous citizenry.

Prior to the chartering of Donnacona as a town in 1915, the area was named Pointe-aux-Écureuils.

I pressed it to the credit plate and authorized the chartering of an expendable drone full of fuel.

The chartering of the company as a state-favored enterprise, exempt from certain taxes, became the prototype for such public-private enterprises in the 19th century.

State chartered credit unions may exist in states that allow for the chartering of financial institutions under the authority of the state.

What we need to do now is to put the charter into practice.

Most of the 12-Meters today are in the charter trade.

The beginning of the state charter schools has not been easy, however.

However, the charter did not come through until early in the year 1922.

The new charter took effect in the fall of 1978.

A number of other charter and private schools are also available.

Only about 10 percent of the charter schools in the country as a whole are run by private companies.

The county is also home to four private schools and one charter public school.

He gave the town its first charter and the right to hold a market.

But only 37 percent of the charter school kids passed.

But does this Charter add to what we already have?

There is nothing new in the idea of a parents charter.

They say there will be a new charter as well.

I just got this charter with these two young men.

"Our charter will be history by the end of the day, after the press has gone to bed for the night."

In 1954, the college received its charter from the state of California.

It is available for charter and can hold up to eight people.

The building was opened in 1926 as a charter school.

In 1977, he was among the first people to sign Charter 77.

The company also started a charter service during this time.

Those men were the first charter members of the organization.

There are also several public charter schools in the city.

The last record of a charter there was in 1198.

I do not think it is simply a matter of a Community charter.

He wanted a second charter, much like the first, but from this body.

In 1949, the school was chartered as a 4-year university.

The district is chartered by the state of California to provide community college services.

The university was chartered during 1963 and received its first students in 1965.

The line was chartered in 1833, and opened for business two years later.

Run as a family business, it was chartered in 1861 but did not open until 1864.

He has served as President since the college was chartered in 1972.

He chartered a flight to come and be with her.

They did that within days and the union then chartered its first women's local.

This university was chartered by the state on April 8, 1836.

It was later chartered as a city on December 10, 1894.

Later, in 1855, it was chartered as a state normal school.

The city was officially chartered 40 years later in 1228.

As we well know, a special train is chartered for this time.

The university was chartered in 1902, but instruction did not start until 1905.

I had a drug king once who chartered a private jet.

It was chartered as a women's junior college in 1963.

The company was chartered in 1894 and opened its main line on August 1, 1901.

He pointed out that there has not been a new city chartered in the state since 1948.

It took quite a bit of time for the line to get going after the railroad was chartered in 1848.

It was not until 2007 that another chapter would be chartered.

It was chartered as a village when the population reached 250.

Several years ago our own family chartered a Bermuda 40.

The lodge has been chartered and very active since then.

The line was chartered in 1856 but wasn't built until 1870.

In 1862, it was chartered under the laws of Pennsylvania.