There's a mixture of faith as trusting God to do what is right, not in expecting him to do what I want.
It was the Court of Aldermen that elected Lady Donaldson lord mayor after she had been nominated by the City's livery companies, a mixture of charitable trusts, gentlemen's clubs and guardians of craft standards and training.
Universities are very complex, says Parker, and consequently university boards can feel like a mixture of a charitable trust and a commercial board.
"I'm sure you've done this before," I said, with a mixture of apprehension and trust that a person might feel for her surgeon.
Allinson may be the chairman and her family, through a mixture of individual and trust shareholdings, may be the owners, but during our interview she frequently stresses the important contributions of her management team.
The infection spread thanks to a mixture of gullibility and trust seen time and time again in the annals of computer security.
Beside the objection to such a mixture of heterogeneous powers the trust and the temptation, the trust and the temptation would be too great for any one man.
The collaborating trusts included a mixture of tertiary and district general hospitals to ensure the MyPOS was tested in a range of settings (see Acknowledgments full list of collaborators).
Both the PCT and the acute trust possessed a list of desired purchases (e.g. new staff and new equipment from the acute trust, and a mixture of health care packages from the PCT), and agreement was reached as to what was and would not be purchased through an informal process of arbitrage.
So if trust income is a mixture of dividend, capital gain and tax-free income (from muni bonds or principal), the ordinary income must be used up before the payout can be taxed as gain, and gain must be used before the payout can be tax-free.
