Sentence examples for general guardian from inspiring English sources

You can pick a guardian who makes financial decisions in a living trust (a guardian of property), and a guardian who makes health care decisions in your health care power of attorney (a guardian of the person), or name one who does it all (a general guardian).

An ability of Bcl-xL to modulate the secretory pathway would fit well with the view of Bcl-xL as a general guardian of cellular viability.

They brought this suit, acting through their general guardians, to recover damages on account of his death.

The document anointed the generals guardians of Turkey's secular government and territorial integrity, a mandate that has been interpreted broadly to cover almost any issue -- from the 15-year war against Kurdish separatists to pushing out an Islamic-led government in 1997.

Mark Dreyfus, the shadow attorney general, told Guardian Australia that Labor would "seek clarification" from the government on the provisions in the bill.

The closure of BBC3 is to be proposed by the BBC director general, the Guardian understands, bringing the curtain down on the youth-oriented TV channel after 11 years.

In general, the guardians didn't do a brilliant job in the last century.

"This is not even below expectations for the campaign," Dees, a retired general, told the Guardian.

Writing in the Guardian, general director of the Scottish Opera Alex Reedijk said: "Opera is the stuff of life.

A spokeswoman for the attorney general told the Guardian: "Evidence given during the Leveson inquiry has been drawn to the attention of the attorney general's office.

The 53-year-old former general told the Guardian: "I don't know how he [the military attache] found out but I am glad he did.