Sentence examples for mixed trust from inspiring English sources
Part 3 Applications: mixed person/purpose trusts enforcement of person trusts by protectors adjusting the rights of beneficiaries forced heirship planning spendthrift trusts tax planning holding special purpose vehicles security for non-pecuniary obligations.
Because his father oversaw the broad desegregation of the city, starting with a racially mixed brain trust that helped run City Hall, Mr. Landrieu has attracted strong support from black voters.
Sven-Goran Eriksson must have watched the moment with mixed emotions, trusting that the present ebullient form of his fellow countryman will have begun to exhaust itself by the time England open their World Cup against Sweden in Saitama on June 2.
This conversation is the trickiest of all, because how individuals and organizations perceive and operate inside of risk is all mixed up with trust and win/win and many other value systems.
Then there was the one on free car parking in hospitals, made all the less significant by the fact that the picture is already mixed; most NHS trusts in England already offer free car parking in certain cases: children, cancer, dialysis.
The evidence on the relationship between personality and generalised trust is mixed.
She said that some of the younger generation support her, but that general opinion was mixed: "A lot of people trust me.
The relevant studies regarding the impact of transparency on individuals' trust have shown mixed findings.
For people who became friendly with Germans, there was trouble - other islanders didn't think they could trust those who mixed with the enemy.
Where funds are mixed with those of another trust, or mixed with the funds of an "innocent volunteer", certain general principles apply.
