Sentence examples for benefits trust from inspiring English sources

Elrich's budget proposed redirecting the money from the retirement health care benefits trust fund to the county's reserve fund.

This study found that there were notable differences of public perceptions, including public attitudes, perceived benefits, trust, intention to use, knowledge and risks between before and after the earthquake.

A group of investors, including pension plans from Connecticut and Sweden and the United Automobile Workers medical benefits trust, is sponsoring a shareholder proposal related to an inquiry over Wal-Mart Stores' potential violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Fiat is still negotiating with the current owner of the remaining shares – the Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association, a medical benefits trust for retired U.A.W. workers – and hopes to buy the rest of Chrysler.

This all fits nicely with the chancellor's narrative for his speech tomorrow: Labour made a right horlicks of things; it has taken longer than we thought to clear up the mess; we stuck to our guns even when things were looking a bit sticky; we are now feeling the benefits; trust us to finish the job.

To balance the budget, Elrich proposed directing the $90 million that would ordinarily go into the county's retirement health care benefits trust fund to the county's reserve fund, which would reach Montgomery County's long-term goal of holding 10percentt of the county's budget in reserves by 2020.

Living off benefits, trusts and parents, there was a rota for cooking, childcare and washing.

The commission will soon assess whether Rangers' use of employee benefits trusts broke SPL rules.

The SPL has reserved its position in relation to the on-going investigation into employee benefits trusts.

Rangers' use of employee benefits trusts to pay members of staff remains the subject of a tax tribunal.

Rangers chief executive Charles Green claims "more than two" Scottish Premier League clubs have used employee benefits trusts.