However, a few months before unification, the then newly elected conservative government handed over the trusteeship to west German appointees, many representing big business interests.
Now in its fourth term, the Concertación has become so accustomed to power that the idea of government as a temporary trusteeship of the state has been half-forgotten.
By stepping in and assuming "trusteeship", the government ensured that none of them lost their jobs.Liberals in Beijing worry that Mr Bo's campaign has shown little regard for legal process, much less the independence (however notional) of the judicial system.
The domestic politics under the trusteeship of the USAMIK was the beginning of the formation of anti-communism in South Korea.
Once the border was open the government decided to set up a trusteeship to ensure that "publicly owned enterprises" (the majority of businesses) would be transferred to the citizens who'd created the wealth.
"Our strategy is to integrate health services and birth registration, like at Meta Hospital where Yovina gave birth to her daughter, Gloria Celestine," explains Noela Gabriel Itunga, Assistant Registration Officer at the Registration, Insolvency and Trusteeship Agency (RITA), the government agency partnering with UNICEF and Tigo in the initiative.
In 1946 the British and French governments placed the territories under United Nations trusteeship (see Trusteeship Council).
U.S. President G. Roosevelt thought it was necessary to educate Koreans for enlightened self-government on the model of U.S. trusteeship in Philippine.
It is argued that effective stewardship implies a key role for governments as one of "oversight and trusteeship", where the state "rows less and steers more" [ 1].
Constitutionally, the most important immediate postwar development was the British government's decision to place Tanganyika under United Nations trusteeship (1947).
