Sentence examples for a trust that benefits from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kennedy's will, filed in September 1999, left most of his money in a trust that benefits his family and several charities.

Anticipating the law, ARM set up an Economic Empowerment Trust in 2005, putting 10% of the company's shares into a trust that benefits a range of organizations from church groups to an outfit that does job training for women.

The court nullified a 1997 decision in the case because the presiding judge, Milton Pollack, belatedly disclosed that he and his wife and a trust that benefited her owned at least $250,000 in stock in one of half a dozen banks suing an insurer for reimbursement.

A game of chicken between Chrysler's two owners — Fiat, the Italian automaker, and a trust that provides benefits to Chrysler's retirees — has burst into the open.

There would seem to be little incentive for current autoworkers to work harder and better for a trust that pays benefits to retirees.

In honor of the lucky dessert, she created "The Rainbow Sherbert Trust," a trust that would benefit her family.

You may not use this exemption if money is going into a trust that will benefit people in addition to the spouse, Ms. Harrington said.

A popular alternative to a GRAT is for senior family members to sell assets to a trust that will benefit younger relatives and, in exchange, take back an interest-bearing promissory note.

So you may not use this exemption for assets going into a trust that will benefit people in addition to the spouse.

So you may not use this exemption if money is going into a trust that will benefit people in addition to the spouse.

So, with the support of Guy Levin, the director of Coadec, a group of members of the Polish startup community including Borys Musielak and Piotr Wilam decided to set up a Trust that will benefit the whole community.