Sentence examples for in a trustee from inspiring English sources
Skadden failed to tell the judge all that until after he had rejected putting in a trustee.
Our research found that 45% of those currently in a trustee role responded to a job advert, but 45% were recruited via an acquaintance or colleague.
Yet merely forming a mission statement, thrashed out in a trustee brainstorm or acquired at considerable cost from an external agency, is not enough for an organisation to thrive in the digital age.
Or perhaps it was a two-hour debate in a trustee meeting about a nursery school expenditure of $300 for glitter, in an overall budget of half a million dollars.
Henry VIII continued his father's policy of fiscal feudalism, forcing through Parliament in 1536 the Statute of Uses to prevent any landowner from escaping "relief" and wardship (feudal inheritance taxes) by settling the ownership of his lands in a trustee for the sole benefit ("use") of himself and establishing the Court of Wards and Liveries in 1540 to handle the profits of feudal wardship.
The company did provide a document showing that it bought the Kings County property in a trustee's sale on March 18 for $12.2 million, roughly half the $24.3 million owed as of last July.
"As you can tell, it's a difficult position for everybody to be in," Al Clemens, a trustee, said in a telephone interview.
Marie was trustee of the Mothers 2 Mothers Program, a renowned AIDS prevention program in Africa, a trustee of the Lymphoma Research Foundation and a trustee of the Corner House Foundation.
In 1906 a trustee named George A. Hearn gave the museum $250,000 "to buy paintings from living American artists".
Jim was the Chairman of the Board of Communities In Schools; a trustee of America's Promise, The Alliance for Youth; and a trustee of the National Mentoring Partnership.
Barnett became the Chairman of British Screen Finance in 1985, a trustee of the Victoria and Albert Museum and of the Halle Orchestra and chairman of the Hansard Society for Parliamentary Government.
