Sentence examples for a trust established for from inspiring English sources

Keystone Holdings is owned by John K. Coors, CoorsTek's chairman, president and chief executive, and a trust established for several members of the Coors family.

(Jennifer is Ayers's sister, who lives in Atlanta, and is the conservator of a trust established for Ayers after the sale of the rights to his life story).

Judge William G. Bassler of Federal District Court here today dismissed 45 of the 49 suits against German companies that used forced labor under the Nazis, moving toward disbursing $5.1 billion in a trust established for victims.

The litigation — she and Mr. Basile had tried to overturn a trust established for her by Mr. Dunning in 2002 — drained her savings and put her $51,000 in arrears on her maintenance payments of $6,168.13 a month.

The 547 pages of documents included 2010 federal income tax returns for the Romneys, the couple's estimated 2011 return and returns for their charitable foundation and two blind trusts established in their names, as well as a trust established for their children.

It works like this: You and your spouse give a portion of your house, say 10% each, to a trust established for your heirs.

Otherwise, such a trust might be of the "plain vanilla" variety, similar to a discretionary trust established for a minor.

And it was Maria whom Williams named, along with the lawyer John Eastman, as co-trustee of the Rose Williams Trust, established for his adored and lobotomized sister, who is eighty-five this year.

The court order, which is valid until February, grants Cobain's mother and sister no control over a trust established by the Nirvana frontman for his daughter.

When the group heard that the house was for sale by the Copland Fund for Music, a trust established in Copland's will, they appealed to the Town of Cortlandt, which was "immediately very responsive," Ms. Stevens said.

Establishing a trust Establishing accounts for trusts does require a few steps; however, the process is hardly painful.