chartered
IPA: tʃˈɑrtɝd
adjective
- Having a charter.
- Having membership of the relevant professional body and the necessary qualifications to carry on a particular profession.
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Examples of "chartered" in Sentences
- The lawyer is chartered by the court.
- Chartered by the Navy for the Paraguay expedition of 1858.
- It was chartered from the Thai-Cambodia air line by a party of about thirty ground engineers from Don Muang.
- People come in chartered buses, private automobiles, on horse-back and bikes, but the healthiest, and the most faithful come walking.
- Also has a large fleet of long-term chartered-in vessels (some have purchase options), terminal operations, and certain other value added services.
- Lawyers working for Kuwait attempted to confiscate the airplane that made the flight, but were not able to when it turned out to be chartered from a Swedish company and not owned by
- Hummel interests chartered from the Southern Pacific Railroad for the sum of three thousand dollars the sea-going tug _Hughes_, to which Dodge was now transferred for the purpose of being conveyed to the port of
- Later in the same day the Hummel interests chartered from the Southern Pacific Railroad for the sum of three thousand dollars the sea-going tug Hughes, to which Dodge was now transferred for the purpose of being conveyed to the port of
- Navios Holdings has options to acquire three of the 17 chartered-in vessels currently in operation within the next two years (one Capesize, and two Ultra-Handymaxes) and eight of the ten long-term chartered-in vessels on order (on two of the 11 purchase options Navios Holdings holds a 50% initial purchase option).
- It seems to be the end of a long-standing nightmare for Aban Offshore Ltd as it finally exited its equity interest in joint venture -- Venture Drilling AS -- which has been in murky waters since mid-2008, when the only ship used for drilling called Deep Venture that it chartered from a Russian enterprise ran into litigation.