The phrase "administer the trust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or financial contexts when referring to the management or oversight of a trust fund or estate.
Example: "As the appointed trustee, it is my responsibility to administer the trust according to the wishes of the grantor."
Alternatives: "manage the trust" or "oversee the trust."
The union would administer the trust, called a voluntary employee benefit association, or VEBA.
In a 1997 decision, the surrogate of Nassau County agreed and appointed a guardian to administer the trust for the benefit of the chimps.
The two men administer the trust, which is registered in New York, and a higher valuation would pad the commissions they receive by law.
Although Trump's attorney, Michael Cohen, has said in the past that the president-elect would put his assets into "a blind trust", Cohen also insisted that Trump's three oldest children, Donald Jr ,Ivanka and Eric, would administer the trust.
The union would administer the trust, which would be financed by contributions of cash, stock and possibly real estate from the car companies, allowing them to take the obligation off their books.
Ms. Rinehart contends that none of the children has "the requisite capacity or skill, nor the knowledge, experience, judgment or responsible work ethic" to administer the trust, according to a court filing.
The Court of Appeals reversed, holding that management-appointed trustees of a § 302(c)(5) trust fund act as both fiduciaries of the employee beneficiaries and as agents of the appointing employers, and, insofar as is consistent with their fiduciary obligations, are expected to administer the trusts in such a way as to advance the employer's interests.
Brad Malt, a Boston lawyer who administers the trust, said he invested in Solamere without consulting Mitt Romney.
The younger Mr. Delacorte administered the trust that gave $4.3 million to Columbia University in 1985 to establish the George Delacorte Center for Magazine Journalism and endow a professorship.
That would give the U.A.W. time to get used to administering the trust and would allow the struggling carmakers to pay for it over the next few years rather than all at once.
Legal Services NYC-Bronx plans to file a motion on Wednesday in State Supreme Court in the Bronx asking Justice Stanley B. Green to order Wells Fargo, the bank that administers the trust that owns the mortgage, or LNR Property, the "special servicer" handling the troubled loan, to repair the buildings.
