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(91) The spirit of the Great Charter was the limitation of the powers of the king, keeping them within the bounds of the feudal law of the land.

(92) The Organization of American States, the Arab Charter on Human Rights, and many other treaties, conventions, agreements, and declarations recognize freedom of information as a fundamental human right.

(93) The Civil Law system and the Common Law system have made different provision about the corporate charter invalidity system which we can learn.

(94) So scientists recognised the exact need and which satellites could help, and they knew the way to get data quickly (the charter).

(95) Corporate Charter A document that establishes the existence of a corporation and whose bylaws set organizational and procedural guidelines for its operation.

(96) Charter value is an indicator of banks' consistent performance and an important factor inducing their risk - taking behaviors.

(97) Poland's capital since 1038, Krakow, the bustling trade center of Slavonic Europe, entered its golden age in the 15th century, when this historic charter was sealed.

(98) The second part talks over from Norman Conquest to "The Great Charter". In the process, Feudal monarchy had sharp conflict and compromise with the power of Christian Religion.

(99) " Vessel Chartering Operator " means the ship owner, who leases its vessels on bareboat basis to vessel carriers for operation, wherefrom it receives charter hires.

(100) It may be divided into three types: voyage charter party, time charter party and bare boat charter party.

(101) Robin first time met Quinn, a gruff, rough-hewn cargo pilot, when she was look for the charter plane.

(102) The carrier is blaming the loss of military charter business.

(103) Beijing's intervention is a textbook example of the beggar-thy-neighbor competitive devaluation forbidden by the International Monetary Fund's charter.

(104) Mr Varouxakis said that following recent time charter extensions for two vessels, which brought coverage of the fleet to 53% for this year[sentencedict.com], "we expect to operate profitably in 2009".

(105) The Great Charter of Liberties born in 1215, is the developing production of constitutional democracy of England.

(106) Today, the staff announced that they have developed a charter member , and said the current provincial towns still have 307 members to take personal financing road construction.

(107) The both parties agreed to negotiate about the cross-strait cargo flights and come into agreement and action rapidly after the weekend cross-strait charter flights were realized.

(108) Certainly there does not seem to be a strong argument for government regulation of the corporate charter at the "going public" stage.

(109) Charter 1. The current treasury payment system of our country and the problems of the system.

(110) In 1954 New Orleans finally received a strong home rule charter, which substituted a mayor-council form of government for the mayor-commission form that had existed since 1912.

(111) But the corporation law has not set down the corporate charter invalidity system, so that if corporate charter is invalid in practice and so on, we can not solve it.

(112) The carrier is blaming the loss on military charter business.

(113) Where, upon redelivery, the ship fails to remain in the same good order and condition as it was at the time of delivery[sentencedict.com], the charter shall be responsible for rehabilitation or for compensation.

(114) Along those lines, cable company Charter Communications Inc said on Friday it filed for a prearranged bankruptcy in which its debt restructuring will include a rights offering for certain bondholders.

(115) Cutting-edge programs like those at the immersion charter school Yu Ying in Washington, D.

(116) On the basis of bareboat charter registration, this thesis tries to bring forward a legal framework for the...

(117) All this may seem like an incitement to profligacy, consistent with Keynes's rather bohemian private life as a charter member of the Cambridge Apostles and the Bloomsbury group.

(118) It has two major terminals: Terminal 1 ( Main ) and Terminal 2 ( Charter ).

(119) 1194 - King Richard I of England gives Portsmouth its first Royal Charter.

(120) At the Yu Ying charter school in Washington, all classes for 200 students in prekindergarten through second grade are taught in Chinese and English on alternate days.