Sentences with phrase «easier task for charters»

Maintaining discipline becomes a much easier task for charters than for district - run schools.

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The newspaper also takes Bennett to task for putting more state dollars in the hands of for - profit charter school operators and pushing for legislation that makes it easier to get a teaching license in Indiana.

The Court chose to indulge these concerns and take the politically easy way out by ruling that EU law (including the Charter) is not applicable to visa applications that would lead to a stay of more than 90 days — instead of ruling for the application of the Visa Code and thus also the Charter of Fundamental Rights, as it would then have been confronted with the impossible task of having to interpret the Charter in a way that would not have a negative effect on the functioning of the Dublin system.

I point out as an initial point that this is unlikely to take place, in any event, for two main reasons: first, the Charter of Values would have to be adopted by the legislature — not an easy task in light of the minority position of the PQ; second, even if it is adopted, Quebec could still invoke the Canadian Charter's section 33 notwithstanding clause, to shield the new provisions from judicial review.