recharter
/riːˈtʃɑːrtər/
verb
- To grant a new charter or official authorization to an organization, replacing an old one.
- After the merger, the company had to recharter its operations under a new name.
- The city council voted to recharter the community center as a nonprofit.
- The school board decided to recharter the failing academy with new leadership.
Synonyms
noun
- A new charter or official document that replaces an earlier one.
- The organization received a recharter from the state last month.
- The old charter expired, so they needed a recharter to continue operating.
- They applied for a recharter to update their bylaws.