Word: charterers
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...result, the role of Commander in Chief has very nearly become a doctrine distinct from the other powers of the presidency. Many scholars contend that the Commander in Chief was never meant to have so broad a charter. The drafters of the Constitution gave the President that title to ensure civilian control over the military, and to allow him to respond immediately to a sudden, direct attack upon the U.S. Any protracted conflict was to be authorized by a congressional declaration...
...surmount. Often they advanced a rung or two in their new jobs and then stalled. The reason, along with professional jealousy, was that C.H.S. had no power to grant formal degrees. So two years ago Mrs. Cohen petitioned the New York State Board of Regents for a charter permitting her school to issue the same Associate in Arts degree available at the state's community colleges. "Everybody is so busy trying to mimic Harvard," she contended, "that they have forgotten the problems in their own backyards. What we are trying to create is a means of harnessing education...
...rare and significant move, which may encourage similar efforts across the country, the New York regents last month agreed with Mrs. Cohen and granted her school a five-year provisional charter. The regents acted on the basis of a glowing report from their three-man evaluation committee. Asked to determine whether the school matched orthodox junior colleges in academic quality, the committee reported that "the appropriate question" might be whether any junior-college program could in fact match Mrs. Cohen...
...seven weeks ago by a bulldozer. By denying entry to repair crews, the revolutionary Syrian government gains status among Arab extremists, while conservative Saudi Arabia, where the line originates, loses up to $500,000 a day. The line's owner, Arabian-American Oil Co. (Aramco), is seeking to charter tankers to move the crude...
Change the GM charter to restrict the corporation to operations which are not "detrimental to the health, safety, or welfare of the citizens of the United States...