charter agreement
charter contract

The schools that operate under charter agreements are freed from many regulations.

Most were run under a colonial charter agreement, which was reviewed by the ruling Monarch.

But what it is is a release from the all-rights section of our charter agreement.

The charter agreement also includes an option for Thomson Cruises to buy the ship after five years.

"And shall we draw up charter agreements?"

Moreover, the official said, Mr. Mubarak found that two versions of the charter agreement had been prepared.

Of course, the conditions are all set down in the original charter agreement, but in effect the Post Office carries the insurance."

On the second stage the requirements were easily satisfied as well since Can-Dive was acting in accordance with the charter agreement.

Investing in Ships There is also concern about whether companies that still want long-term charter agreements will accept them for older ships.

According to Annette Cluff, the state's charter agreement, which came into effect when Varnett became a public school, allowed the practice.

But he added that an examination of tanker charter agreements over the last few weeks shows that Persian Gulf production is heading up again.

A charter agreement essentially makes the Scout troop a program of Haven Reformed, giving the church the authority to select leaders.

It is rumoured that the charter agreement did not allow major changes to be made to match the facilities on board other Brittany Ferries vessels.

The corporation is bound by its Charter agreement and annual contract with the CIA, which set out the relationship between the two organizations.

The title is held by US Navy and operated under charter agreement with the Office of Naval Research.

It also provides its aircraft to third party operators under aircraft lease (ACMI) charter agreements.

Norfolk Line had taken the ship off charter on arrival at Heysham as the ship was not being operated in accordance with the charter agreement.

Authorizers are responsible for making sure that each charter school is executing and performing within the guidelines, standards and goals set forth in their charter agreement.

He appears again in a charter agreement between Gilbert, Prior of St Andrews, and the local Céli Dé dating sometime after 1198.

Tankers are hired by four types of charter agreements: the voyage charter, the time charter, the bareboat charter, and contract of affreightment.

On 29 August 1983, after the various conflicting charter agreements were resolved, the Wasa Star was sold to the Norwegian operator Larvik Line.

In April 2000 the Stena Invicta was chartered to the Norway-based Color Line, with a purchase option included in the charter agreement.

The Regional Commission is not a State Agency, but was established by its member governments through a charter agreement under Virginia law as a political subdivision of the Commonwealth.

Airlines that sign the charter agreement get a 33 percent discount off that fee, but they must also agree to include Orbitz in any special fares they make available to other sites.

Each board of trustees has a charter agreement with the Government, renewed annually, setting its mission, aims, objectives, directions and targets in giving effect both the Government's and the board's priorities.

Would you like to sign the charter contract now, please?"

They weren't going to let me off Jefferson without signing that charter contract.

A completed chartering contract is known as a charter party.

The companies had signed a charter contract with the state, authorizing them to set their own rates.

"You'd have no trouble over ignoring that charter contract," Elton told me.

But the council deferred the decision until Thursday, too late for the plane to take off under the aid group's charter contract.

In the late 1990s, a charter contract with tour operator Jetair was signed.

Longer-term charter contracts provide stable revenues which are not subject to the same volatility of spot rates.

The potential contradiction with the earlier case was circumvented by strict construction of the charter contract:

Meanwhile, they won charter contracts like Apple Vacations.

Over the following years, Karair reduced its fleet, because charter contracts with Finnair had been terminated.

After several charter contracts were revoked, Hamburg International went bankrupt on 19 October 2010.

Thirty hours had gone by since I'd signed the charter contract, and I still didn't know what I was boosting, or when.

"First, here's the charter contract."

Without going into details, this is how it will work: Nick has obtained from Shell or Gulf, or maybe both, long-term charter contracts.

The charter contract would be for a one-year probation period, followed by three one-year options, and concluding with an eleven-month option.

'No, but if I can get long-term charter contracts f/om the oil companies, the banks will loan me the money I need to build them.

Waterman Steamship Corporation is an American deep sea ocean carrier, specializing in liner services and time charter contracts.

He purchased the Bretagne on 20 September 1961 in Southampton for UK£ 3 million, two months before his charter contract was to end.

The airline started negotiating a charter contract agreement with the Danish tour operator Spies Rejser in July 1970.

By that time, Airwork had also negotiated a long-term charter contract with the Gold Coast Chamber of Mines.

Charter contracts have been signed with Neckermann, TUI, Rainbow Tours and others.

The practice of trading charter contracts for favors was widespread and "pretty flagrant" during the disorganized early days of the cleanup, Mr. Alexander said.

The two pirate engineers who were operating the ship turned out to be legitimate sailors who had signed on to what they thought was a real charter contract.

I'll boost your cargo-" "Boost hell, sign that charter contract," Rhoda said.