chartered

/ ˈtʃɑːtəd /

adjective

1. (of a professional person) having attained certain professional qualifications or standards and acquired membership of a particular professional body

Example Sentences

RICS, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, has also just launched a new retrofit standard for its members – essentially, it encourages surveyors with the appropriate training to offer their services to homeowners planning or undergoing a retrofit.

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The research did not include heads of states or politicians, who are more likely to fly in chartered rather than privately owned planes.

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CalMac is currently maintaining ferry services to Arran using the Ferguson-built MV Isle of Arran - nicknamed the "Auld Trooper" because it is 40 years old - and a catamaran MV Alfred which is being chartered at a cost of £1m per month.

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In 2022, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development published results of a survey that suggested about a quarter of employees who had experienced pregnancy or baby loss considered quitting their jobs because of the way they were treated at work.

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The Chartered Institute for Housing has pointed out the increasing bill means only 12% of government spending on housing in 2022 went towards new buildings, compared to 95% in 1976.

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