Sentence examples for a successful trust from inspiring English sources

AFC Wimbledon, who entered the Football League this summer, nine years after being formed, are cited as one example of a successful trust, with the club being run totally by its supporters.

The mid-19th century burial ground at Ford Park Cemetery was reopened in 2007 by a successful trust and the City council operate two large early 20th century cemeteries at Weston Mill and Efford both with crematoria and chapels.

Five years on, Rome is a successful, trusted DI, her foster brother locked up, her own shadows locked deep inside, when she's landed with a case that will bring her face to face with her "worst fear: the stigma of victimhood".

When he worked at Duracell, he introduced the battery's successful "Trust It Everywhere" campaign, which was also created by Acme.

Mr Lamb denied suggestions that a raid on successful trusts would act as a disincentive for them to perform well.

The Land Registry, free from any conflicts of interest, has long provided such a successful and trusted system.

I have witnessed first hand, and was one of the key witnesses, in a successful anti-trust suit against the MPAA for coercing the studios to take action that unfairly hurt independents in the process.

The report also calls for a national system of "credentialling" successful trusts so that only those with a proven track record could tender for management contracts and acquisition.

Bonus payments - from a pot totalling £5.5m - will be available to the successful trusts if standards are raised at failing sites, in a move that echoes the "super-heads" scheme for schools.

We trust the schools to provide some of the right ingredients for a successful visit – they trust us to provide a good author who will treat the event as a unique opportunity for children to think and talk about writing, reading and aspects of life in general.

Poorly performing hospitals will be taken over by successful trusts.