Sentence examples for endowed assets from inspiring English sources

Being transparent about what a beneficiary may receive from an estate, and providing education about how to best manage the endowed assets, can go a long way to ensuring that the dispersal of your estate goes smoothly and your wishes are successfully fulfilled.

He said it was because the county is richly endowed with the assets that make Connecticut attractive for software and information technology companies.

But when the Modern created a curator's position tied to the collection, it was named, like the U.C.L.A. fellowship, after Mr. Miller, though the museum said that it too was endowed by Ms. Rothschild's assets.

However, not many of the respondents were endowed with most of these assets.

These companies are also endowed with large networks of physical assets against which large amounts of debt can be raised.

Over the following 20 years, spanning America's first golden age of philanthropy, rich donors endowed around 250 new foundations with combined assets of $32 billion in today's money, according to Philanthropy Magazine.

If a tumor cell were endowed with these attributes, it would possess assets beneficial for the establishment of a secondary site.

As a consultant she worked with numerous not-for-profit colleges and universities, foundations, other endowed institutions and family groups on all asset classes and investment related issues.

We consider a continuous (discounted) asset price S in a market endowed with a set ({mathcal {P}}) of local martingale measures for S, which are possibly mutually singular to each other and support a time consistent sublinear expectation.

The city already has a community foundation, the New York Community Trust, which has about $1.5 billion in assets in 2,000 donor-advised funds and endowed funds, over which the foundation has discretion.

Liberty is endowed with arguably the world's richest trove of media assets.