Sentence examples for hands of trustees from inspiring English sources

Walker left Blackburn in the hands of trustees who, along with investment bank Rothschild, have been searching for an appropriate buyer for the club for the past three years.

A majority of the shareholdings in the modern corporation are in the hands of trustees, all manner of institutions ranging from private company pension plans, public pensions, mutual funds, bank trusts, university and foundations.

The legal status of New Jersey became even more tangled when Berkeley sold his half interest in the colony to two Quakers, who in turn placed the management of the colony in the hands of three trustees, one of whom was Penn.

The management of the company was placed in the hands of three trustees.

The top executives resigned and the company wound up in the hands of a trustee.

They could also take steps to protect the wife against unjust laws, such as placing her assets in the hands of a trustee.

There, decisions involving new architecture are usually in the hands of boards of trustees dominated by impatient men whose architectural experience is limited to the building of commercial office towers.

Ministers were appointed to the circuits, and each circuit was led by a superintendent, though much power remained in the hands of the local trustees.

The management of Maariv is now in the hands of court-appointed trustees after its owner could no longer afford to cover its losses.

When Mark Rothko died in 1970, he left behind 800 paintings in the hands of his appointed trustees, a triumvirate of men who were very close to Marlborough and Frank Lloyd.

No matter which party wins, so does the council, an advocacy group that fights what it considers political correctness on college campuses and seeks to move power from 1960's-era faculties into the hands of alumni and trustees.