Charter used in a sentence

Charter in a sentence as a noun

Yes, and the charter you just gave is is evil.

That is literally the charter of the NSA.

Truth and justice have nothing to do with the charter!So no, the DEA deserves to be perfectly square in the crosshairs of blame.

* Consultants put up with a lot of things by charter which are socially awkward to ask of employees, for example, "We need you in Berlin the day after tomorrow.

Charter in a sentence as a verb

I don't give a damn about the NSA charter or even the constitution which so many people seem to bring up in hopes of justifying mass surveillance of civilians abroad - is mass spying on foreign civilians really OK at this point?

Call it a virus, call it an enterprise, but call it a day - you're owned and there is no in-charter policy this working group can enact to change the security level of that user for good or for bad..The good news is not everyone is already owned and SSL helps those people today.

Then let's stop deluding ourselves and make it clear that the NSA's charter is about promoting what a small number of powerful unelected beaurocrats believe to be American interests, both politically and economically [1], without significant oversight.