Sentence examples for bringing the trust from inspiring English sources

But her appearance caused Barts managers to fire her for bringing the trust into disrepute with inaccurate information.

He said: "While all this has been going on, the investment team has quietly delivered respectable returns... Some progress has been made bringing the trust back to its roots – a core, low-cost global equity portfolio that is well diversified, capable of steady growth and a rising income.

Carroll's tearful recounting of the conversation aired on the BBC six o'clock news brought the trust an unwanted level of attention.

The Affordable Care Act helped push back the insolvency date by eight years, so repealing the act would actually bring the trust fund closer to insolvency, perhaps in 2016.

The trust found that she had brought the trust into disrepute by criticising, in an interview given to a Manchester-based social enterprise magazine, the transfer of NHS work to a voluntary organisation.

With all that said using already established voices from within the Guardian makes a lot sense and brings with it the familiarity of the brand and hopefully brings the trust within to a new product.

Truss is understood to be close to Rachel de Souza, and De Souza is believed to have sought the minister's support for a bid by one of her academies to lead a maths hub in her area, which would bring the trust extra funds.

"I could not bring the trust onshore even if I wanted," she told the Guardian, adding: "My instructions to my accountant have always been clear – 'Pay full tax and don't play games.'" Other hereditaries include the philanthropic Potter family of London, who kept the equivalent of more than £70m in Switzerland.

Chairman Nick Laister said he had no doubt HemingwayDesign would bring the trust's proposals for the site to life, exceeding its expectations.

The hugely popular immunization and ORT brought the trust parents needed.

Mr Obhrai was responsible for improving standards of surgery and bringing down the trust's higher-than-expected death rates.