charter base造句

• Air Ecosse was a subsidiary of Fairflight Charters based at Biggin Hill.
• In 1935, the voted adopted a charter based upon the council-manager form of government.
• It received its civic charter based on that of CheB
  mno in 1257 ( see : Kulm law ).
• Sunsail has since moved its charter base from West End to Hodge's Creek and finally to Road Town in 2007.
• In a related announcement made on 31 October 2011, Monarch confirmed the closure of its charter base at Dublin Airport.
• Pacific Island Air facilitates daily charter based transfers and scenic flights from Nadi International Airport to any resort in Fiji.
• This assembly adopted a charter based on Antequera Constitution and also adopted the current coat of arms as " national symbols ".
• The settlement expanded together with the abbey, and in 1290 prince PrzemysB
  II granted it the town charter based on Magdeburg rights.
• This assembly adopted a charter based on the autonomist " Constituci髇 Federal de Antequera " written in 1883 during the First Spanish Republic.
• I think that the board in the past has issued charters based on political consideration and not educational policy reasons, and I think they are still so motivated.
• According to Portillo, there is an " excellent chance " of signing a charter based on " equality and mutual respect " between Russia and NATO, the ITAR-Tass reported.
• In 1924, the " Post " was the only Cincinnati daily that endorsed a new municipal charter based on the Charter Committee to power and led to the demise of political machines in Cincinnati.
• She is now run on a charter base by " Stichting het Zeilend Zeeschip " ( the Sailing Seaship Foundation ) and used as a sail training ship to give young people an introduction to the sea.
• In 1566 the town finally received a city charter based on the Magdeburg Law, which was later confirmed ( along with the privileges for the local merchants and burghers ) by king Jan III Sobieski in 1683.
• Things can get a little unusual where Elvis is concerned, said Marshall Pollard, a driver for Koinonia Charters based in Memphis, Tenn . He was in Tupelo Wednesday with a group of German tourists on an Elvis tour of the South.
• After the Second World War, the military government of the British Zone of Occupation installed a new mayor, and in 1946 it introduced a new town charter based on a British model, leading to a " Council of the town " elected by the people, whose members were called " Stadtverordnete " ( town councillors ).