Sentence examples for a trust of the from inspiring English sources

As a volunteer for a trust of the type advocated by Simon Jenkins (One sure way to save our churches – give them away, 10 October) I read his article with interest but feel that his analysis is mistaken.

When the great powers shuffled the cards after the Second World War, the Ogaden was dealt to Ethiopia, the southern grazing lands remained in Kenya's Northern Frontier District, and the rump of Somalia became a trust of the United Nations, pending independence in 1960.

This is known as a "trust of the promise", and, while artificial, it bypassed the doctrine of privity.

The trust exception has been heavily undermined by the decision in Re Schebsman [1944] Ch 83, which requires a court to find evidence of an intent to create a trust of the promise rather than simply using the requirement as an intention as a fiction to allow the courts to enact the trust exception.

i) Audit The predicted annual caseload of i-PE for a trust of the size of Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust HEYY) is between 50 55 patients.

The first phase of PRORIVA intervention is building trust with the targeted community, a trust of working together to control the CVD problem.

Both kinds of music, in different ways, reflect a deep trust of the audience.

"Well, I have a fair trust of the uniformed officer, on the street.

"This museum is a sacred trust of the American people, and we take that responsibility very seriously".

Furthermore, as a consequence of the technique itself, it also eliminates noise and obtains a trust level of the implemented method.

A trust review of the BBC's TV channels last year was critical of BBC3's online offering.