recharter
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7.9
The renewing of official permission for an organization to operate
- noun
- /riˈtʃɑːrtər/
- Formal
:
renovación de carta
- Activists rallied to support the recharter initiative, emphasizing the importance of local governance.
Examples
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By 1834, a general backlash against the central bank's tactics had widely spread, and all recharter efforts were abandoned.
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After thorough discussions, the city council agreed to the recharter of the community center for another five years.
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The recharter of the organization allowed it to operate under updated regulations and guidelines.
Synonyms
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6.4
An official action that lets a law, program, or funding continue
is limited to renewing or extending an organization's official founding document
7.4
An act of giving a group a new official document that lets it work
is broader, also including renewal or extension rather than only single issuance
Surface Forms
recharter singular
recharters plural
Morphology
Etymology
Recharter comes from re- ('again') and charter ('a written paper that gives official rights'). A recharter is the act of giving that paper again, so it means renewing an organization's official status.