Sentence examples for his trusteeship from inspiring English sources

Chairman of the Board of The Chamber Music Society since 1993, his trusteeship and steadfast leadership were exemplary.

Mr. Hevesi has said that he did not do anything wrong and that New York's pension fund fared extremely well under his trusteeship.

Though still a huge loss, especially given the long delay, that is far better than early estimates, which ranged from zero to 10%.When Mr Albright began his trusteeship, the economy was in the throes of a recession that had eroded the value of First American's large portfolio of property loans.

In fact, he disliked translating paintings directly into dollars, and resigned his trusteeship at the Whitney Museum -- after playing a major role in developing its collection -- in part because the board was discussing selling some recently bequeathed Hoppers to raise cash.

Through his trusteeship, his books and publications, his leadership of the Kunkel Society, and his membership on the Lewis Thomas Prize committee, to name just a few of his many endeavors, he continued to enhance the intellectual vitality of the University his entire life.

Where the trustee of a secret trust predeceases the testator, or renounces his trusteeship before the death of the testator, the position of the secret trust in unclear.

Especially not while we swaddle ourselves with Gandhi's pious humbug about the superiority of "the non-violent way" and his notion of Trusteeship: "The rich man will be left in possession of his wealth, of which he will use what he reasonably requires for his personal needs and will act as a trustee for the remainder to be used for the good of society".

His charitable activities involved trusteeship since 1968 at the University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana, The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, New York and The Lend A Hand Society, Boston, Massa chusetts.

And John Ruskin, the art historian who celebrated Turner's work, also pioneered land trusteeship and his protege Octavia Hill set up Marylebone Housing Association as well as the National Trust.

Ray Marshall, a former labor secretary, has been appointed the hearing officer in the dispute and is expected to rule this week on whether Mr. Rosselli, who was re-elected to a three-year term on Tuesday, should be ousted and his local placed into trusteeship.

The Swiss body that oversees charities declared that his behavior was "endangering" his assets and put them under trusteeship.