Sentence examples for master trust from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the work and pensions secretary, Stephen Crabb, suggested that there could be changes to master trust rules announced in the Queen's speech.

"We are pleased that major master trust providers operating in the automatic enrolment market have already committed to the framework and call on other providers to follow their lead".

"New master trusts are subject to far less regulatory scrutiny than new contract-based providers," he said.

As part of our discussions with government, we are looking at what else can be done to help master trusts deliver good member outcomes," he said.

The government has said that 90% of members are in master trusts, which are signed up to a voluntary standards scheme, but that could leave hundreds of thousands in unprotected trusts.

While the introduction of auto-enrolment to workplaces has been a "success story", the work and pensions select committee said it had concerns about the lack of regulation around the master trusts many employers use to invest employees' cash.

A spokesman for the Pensions Regulator said well run master trusts were "a good choice for employers seeking to comply with their automatic enrolment duties", but that the requirement to set up the schemes were not the same as for other employer schemes.

The dogs gulped it down, believing Kinte would never feed them pepper, for their master trusted her and had told them so.

I literally had to be an in-house slave for three years before I earned the master's trust and was accepted to be his apprentice.

According to both traditions, Muhammad said that ʿAlī was his inheritor and brother and that whoever accepted the Prophet as his mawlā ("master" or "trusted friend" but also, contradictorily, "client" or "protegé") also should accept ʿAlī as his mawlā.

He became my master, my trusted friend, he and Tony [Bogarde's partner].