charter of rights
91Charter of Quaregnon — The Charter of Quaregnon was the doctrinary basis for the Belgian socialists from 1894 until 1979. In 1894, Belgian elections were for the first time held according to the scheme of the plural right to vote under the pressure of the violent… …
92charter — /ˈtʃatə / (say chahtuh) noun 1. a written instrument or contract, especially relating to land transfers. 2. a treaty between countries. 3. a formal agreement, as between an organisation and its clients. 4. British a. a written document, granted… …
93charter — noun 1》 a written grant by a sovereign or legislature, by which a body such as a university is created or its rights and privileges defined. 2》 a written constitution or description of an organization s functions. 3》 (in the UK) a written… …
94Rights of Englishmen — The Rights of Englishmen is a term that refers to the rights granted English subjects in the Magna Carta, the English Bill of Rights, and other foundational documents which Patriots in the Thirteen Colonies felt were violated, and subsequently… …
95Charter (Schriftart) — Schriftbeispiel Die Charter ist eine Schriftart aus der Gruppe der serifenbetonten Linear Antiquas. Sie wurde 1987 von Matthew Carter für die Firma Bitstream Inc. entworfen. Sie ist keine bloße Neuzeichnung bekannter Druckschriften, sondern eine… …
96charter — n. & v. n. 1 a a written grant of rights, by the sovereign or legislature, esp. the creation of a borough, company, university, etc. b a written constitution or description of an organization s functions etc. 2 a contract to hire an aircraft,… …
97Charter of Privileges — The Charter of Privileges is a historic document, granted by the Prophet Muhammad to the monks of Saint Catherine s Monastery, Mount Sinai. It was from the year 628CE, and consisted of several clauses covering certain aspects of human rights… …
98Charter of the forest — The Charter of the Forest is a little known charter sealed in England by King Henry III. Carta de Foresta was, in substance, part of the great constitutional reforms imposed by his barons upon King John. It was issued in 1217 as a supplement to… …
99Charter for Innovation, Creativity and Access to Knowledge — The Charter for innovation, creativity and access to knowledge contains suggested legal requirements, guidelines for education and access to knowledge, and structural requirements for a knowledge based society. The guidelines were discussed by… …
100Charter — A document recording grants of land; also rights or privileges given e.g. by the monarch to a person, town, or borough; the document noting permission for the establishment of a town or a market in a town. A charter also recorded the grant of… …
