recharter
verb[IorT]
politics,businessspecialized(alsore-charter)uk/ˌriːˈtʃɑː.tər/us/ˌriːˈtʃɑːr.t̬ɚ/to give anorganizationa newcharter(= aformalstatementofitsrights):
Hisattemptto recharter thebankfailedin thefaceofvigorousoppositionfrom thepresident.
Thisproposalisultimatelygoing to putpressureon multi-nationals to re-chartersomewhereelse.
- It isalmostcertainthat they will not recharter thestatelottery.
- In 1968, thedecisionwas made to re-charter the FNMA as aprivateentity,fundedentirelybyshareholders.
- Theydreamedof beingableto recharter the world'smajorcorporationsand toproducea neweconomicsystem.
Success & failure in business
- administration
- axe
- bankrupt
- bankruptcy
- be running on fumesidiom
- belly
- dying
- fold
- go darkidiom
- go to the wallidiom
- growth hacker
- growth hacking
- have a corner on a marketidiom
- receiver
- spin
- spinsomethingoff
- start (something) up
- subscale
- turn around
- turn round
recharter
noun[SorU]
politics,businessspecialized/ˌriːˈtʃɑː.tər//ˌriːˈtʃɑːr.t̬ɚ/a newcharter(= aformalstatementof therightsof anorganization)toreplaceone thatexistedpreviously:
Thetrusteesinsistedthat thecollegewas notsubjecttogovernmentcontrolor recharter.
Theyjoinedtogether inopposingthenationalbank’s recharter.
- He putforwardaresolutionaskingfor a recharter.
- He came torealizeearly on that a recharter would beimpracticable.
- Theypromisedtohelpsupportthe recharterbill.
Official documents
- accounts
- affidavit
- aleatory
- annal
- apostille
- certify
- driving licence
- filing
- free pass
- get-out clause
- Green Paper
- Hansard
- prenuptial agreement
- proceedings
- pt
- PTO
- recertification
- recertify
- renewable
- warrant