Sentence examples similar to long term trustees from inspiring English sources
Yvonne, AKA "Probono Publico", was a long term Trustee of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, where she and her husband Harry provided significant support for the museum's collection of South and Southeast Asian art.
The Board of Directors of the Daughters of Jacob Nursing Home (DoJ) extend its deepest sympathy and sincerest condolences to his loving wife Sherry, and devoted children Rachel and Peter, and grandchildren Lyndzie, Eric and Amy, on the passing of its long term Trustee and Officer.
He added, "The resignation of dedicated, long-term trustees, and especially four highly respected artists of international acclaim should bother you, David [Johnson], Maria [Bell] and the other continuing members of the Board.
Actuaries model pension costs over the long term, and when trustees find "excess" money year by year and spend it, they defeat the fundamental premise of the plan — that investment gains, not local taxpayers, will pay most of the cost.
The order calls for the pension trustees to provide records showing how the city's two pension funds calculated "excess earnings" — a term they applied to investment gains in a given year that were greater than the average the trustees estimated the investments would earn over the long term.
Medicare's trustees worry that this is not sustainable over the long term, since Medicare would end up paying far less than private insurers for the same service.
But other curators believe the move is being driven by money-minded trustees with insufficient sensitivity to the durability of artistic tastes in the long term.
For the Greek community, friendly trustees and annual philanthropic drives will not determine where a dynamic and growing university heads over the long term.
