Sentence examples for a trust that is from inspiring English sources

The Guardian appealed to him because it is owned by a trust that is not driven by profits and it has a "moral agenda," Davies says.

The money is now held in a trust that is used to pay for health care for the county's uninsured residents.

To finance the school, Mr. Lowenstine, who died in 1996, set up a trust that is the majority holder of stock in Central Steel.

Gittens is not yet a dancer of consummate fluency, but she offers herself to the audience with a trust that is as moving as it is irresistible.

Margaret Thatcher's son is listed as the beneficiary of a trust that is the ultimate owner of a house in Barbados.

The first reason is personal: the adviser has known the candidate for forever, which builds up a trust that is commonly lacking in politics.

"That's a trust that wasn't just created to move the stock of AremisSoft so it could be sold," Mr. Poyiadjis said of his trust.

Paul Bledsoe, a former Clinton White House climate adviser, said the difference was less about American popularity and more about a trust that was built over many months.

Meanwhile, he put his Exxon earnings into a trust that was barred from investing in Exxon.

The funniest story was about the prospect who stormed out in outrage when told that he was going to be provided with a trust that was defective.

According to Daniel Rubin, the laws of some, but not all, domestic asset protection trust states, provide that a claim for alimony cannot be enforced against a trust that was created prior to marriage.