Sentence examples for IT trustees from inspiring English sources

As the Charity Finance Group puts it: "Trustees can accept the risk of a lower-than-best rate of return on their investments, and thus make ethical investments, if a particular investment conflicts with the aims of their charity, risks alienating their beneficiaries or donors, or won't result in significant financial detriment".

It was as if, as Olga Gueft put it in Interiors Magazine, the high-culture stamp of the Whitney and its trustees made it "completely invulnerable".

But David Adams, the chair of its trustees, admits it's been a hard grind.

The Atheneum, which now owns the Austin house and has restored it, will unveil it to trustees next Thursday, appropriately, at a party.

"We looked at it, our trustees looked at it.

After an unexpected second game was announced, but before it commenced, trustees could send a one-way message.

Mr. Kessel said that the authority would hold three public hearings on the proposal and then present it to trustees.

The group does not take positions or create policy like the Cato Institute, with whom it shares trustees and information.

"We were not asked for approval of the financial package – formally or informally – nor did we give it," said trustees Richard Ayre, Diane Coyle, Anthony Fry, Alison Hastings and David Liddiment.

The toll on Bristol's Clifton Suspension Bridge may have to double to meet the rising cost of running and maintaining it, the trustees have said.

M&B told the trustees it believed it had the power to make the change unilaterally.