Mr. Troeller said the union was not wedded to the current payment system, and had in the past proposed doing away with it so that custodians would be treated more like other municipal employees.
It also shows that we need to reverse the loss of whinchats from our lowland farmed landscape, if we are ever to reclaim our land from the so called "custodians of the countryside".
Just as English has adapted to remove signifiers of sex in professions – hoping to make obsolete words such as "actress" and "male nurse", terms coined at a time when certain occupations were dominated by one gender – so the custodians of emojis are having to adapt to compensate for Silicon Valley's bias.
You'll also have to pay for annual appraisals of any hard-to-value investments so the custodian can report that value to the IRS.
If I lean over, I can touch the tiles, attached to ancient beams with only one pin, that have, on the Tudor side, lately been causing the Vyne's custodians so much trouble (in 2014, the roof leaked so badly, the tapestries below had to be removed for safekeeping), while straight ahead is a brick chimney, standing at a drunken angle that is almost, but not quite, comical.
We lost a custodian, so we only had a half-day custodian.
If the customer later wants to transfer those 100 Bitcoins, the customer requests that the custodian retrieve the private key so that the custodian can sign the instructed transaction for the customer to spend those Bitcoins.
The Tigers were for so long the custodians of the Tamil people's hope of self-realization.
DODAQ acts as a custodian, so it charges a fee for the vault service and takes a commission of maximum 1,5% on any transaction.
"Legally the IRA custodian has no obligation to find the beneficiaries". Though the form requires you to fill in their Social Security number, that's just so the IRA custodian can verify their identity when they claim the money.
