charter change造句

• After hearing citizens'comments, the council referred the charter changes to a committee for more study.
• After the Assembly approved a charter change in 1838, the school became known as the Methodist Academy.
• But as Ramos'health appears to have stabilized, supporters have renewed their bid for a charter change.
• Ramos has repeatedly denied plans to remain in power but has not stopped supporters from pursuing the charter changes.
• He says the charter changes should boost economic growth by an additional 4 percent to 5 percent per year.
• The public supported him and voted in charter changes that isolated the police department from the rest of government.
• Like his predecessor, Estrada's government was accused of pushing Charter change for their own vested interests.
• This commission would, in turn, recommend charter changes that would have to go before voters for final approval.
• Prior to the 1989 charter change, a council member's salary was tied to the cost of living.
• Business leaders vowed to support the charter change and other initiatives to help mend the city's racial differences.