Sentence examples for find trusteeship from inspiring English sources

If you find trusteeship is not right for you, you can still help in a different capacity.

Be mindful not to patronise: I find with trusteeship that some organisations feel that they need to be 'cool with the kids' in order to engage them, and frankly it is patronising.

We would also like to see trusteeship as a more accepted part of the corporate career ladder.

In 1946 they were redefined as United Nations trusteeships (see Trusteeship Council).

The United Nations has also found itself taking on a new kind of trusteeship, administering first Cambodia, then East Timor and now Kosovo.

They firmly rejected "occupation, foreign or local military rule, external trusteeship or regional intervention".

However, we also found the main barrier preventing people becoming trustees is the lack of knowledge about trustee vacancies and what trusteeship involves.

The consent decree came after repeated investigations found that the union was a bastion of organized crime and after the government put two large union locals in Atlantic City and New York City into trusteeship because of their mob ties.

Persons with disabilities shall have the equal opportunity to experience parenthood, to marry and to found a family, to decide on the number and spacing of children, to have access to reproductive and family planning education and means, and to enjoy equal rights and responsibilities regarding guardianship, wardship, trusteeship and adoption of children (Article 23).

In 1946 the British and French governments placed the territories under United Nations trusteeship (see Trusteeship Council).

In 1960, after a few years under British military rule, and then as a U.N. trusteeship, Somalia gained its independence.