Sentence examples similar to co administrator from inspiring English sources

Mollie was named co-administrator of the estate, along with her brother, Arnold, who lived in Florida.

Manhattan could get 565, with the other boroughs getting 929, said Eric B. Morson, the site's co-administrator.

Mr. Soyer returned to the festival to perform chamber music nearly every summer for the last 30 years, said Frank Salomon, the music manager and Marlboro's co-administrator.

"This agreement with Sony Music demonstrates the lasting power of Michael's music by exceeding all previous industry benchmarks," said John Branca, a lawyer and co-administrator of the Jackson estate, who negotiated the deal.

Also pleading guilty today to one count of mail fraud under a plea agreement was an associate of Mr. Saksinky's, Edward Rappleyea, 71, of Sayreville, N.J., who had been co-administrator of the group's insurance fund.

Many organizations, including NASA, Intel and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, are collaborating with MacArthur in the competition, providing information about their programs and activities that could be the basis for badge awards, said Cathy N. Davidson, a professor at Duke University and co-administrator of the competition.

Jeffrey A. Miller, co-administrator of the Weinstein estate and the family's New York attorney in the lawsuit, said the family filed the suit in Nassau County Supreme Court under a 1996 law that permits American victims of terrorism to sue to recover monetary damages from states that sponsor terrorism or provide "material support or resources" to terrorists.

Additionally, the bank and Mrs. de la Renta are asking the judge to appoint them as co-administrators of Mrs. Astor's estate, valued at more than $130 million, in addition to a trust estimated to be worth over $60 million.

But he said that the application to be named co-administrators — whose duties are similar to those of an executor — "makes sense because both my client and the bank had been appointed as guardians".

Lawyers for the guardians, JPMorgan Chase & Company and Mrs. Astor's close friend, Annette de la Renta, made their case for being appointed temporary co-administrators of her estate, estimated to be worth $132 million, in addition to a trust valued at more than $60 million.

"The preferred option remains a CVA and it remains an option for all of the bidders," co-administrator Paul Clark told a number of newspapers.