The phrase "a special trust" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular level of confidence or reliance placed in someone or something that is considered unique or significant.
Example: "The committee placed a special trust in her ability to lead the project successfully."
Alternatives: "a unique confidence" or "a significant reliance".
The person familiar with the 1997 will said that in it, half of Mrs. Astor's residuary estate — whatever is left after all bequests have been paid — was to go to a special trust for her son and that he was to receive 5 percent a year of the fair market value.
Chicago has a special trust to drum up private funds to refurbish decrepit city buildings.
"If you own a landmark building," Mr. Goldfarb concluded, "you have a special trust".
In addition to a ban on guns in churches, Mr. Gore said he would create a special trust to set aside federal money for crime prevention.
Without any kind of a special trust, all of Mr. Paterno's assets would pass to his wife free of estate tax if he were to die first – and vice versa, if his wife died first.
The team member had complained about porn being kept in cockpits, but Capt McWherter said it was "appropriate because it reflected a special trust" shared between pilot and the crew.
They have higher expectations of the BBC, but they also place a special reliance and trust in it.
Before going further, its worth looking at how The National Association of Personal Financial Advisors NAPFAA) defines a Fiduciary: A Financial Advisor held to a Fiduciary Standard occupies a position of special trust and confidence when working with a client.
"Cooperative mentality" refers to the sense of active cooperation with local businesses that continues to maintain business contacts; "special trust" implies a feeling of trust-based identity but also a feeling of trust for the locals, as reflected in the tendency to strengthen cooperation and exchanges with local businesses and employees.
THE TRUST One of the first tasks that many proactive families tackle is to set up a special needs trust, which holds assets that can help pay for a disabled person's care and expenses without disqualifying them from certain government benefits that are means-tested.
"The Page School is a national treasure, and the young people who attend it and work in the Congress are our special trust," she said in a statement.
