Sentence examples for of private trusts from inspiring English sources

Beneficiaries of private trusts must be identifiable legal entities (natural persons or corporations) or a class of persons (such as children of the creator of the trust).

In Germany, during the last two decades, funding programs of the German Cancer Aid (and, to a lesser extent, of private trusts) have catalyzed palliative medicine as a core academic subject within medicine [ 6].

The accounts have been so mismanaged, tribal members say, that they do not comply with even the basic standards of running private trusts.

In the UK, there has been a noticeable increase in public space management arrangements based on transfer and contracting-out of managerial responsibilities to organisations outside the public sector, whether in the shape of community or private trusts, tenants organisations, Business Improvement Districts, private companies or voluntary sector organisations.

A big advantage of a private trust company is that it can pool small trusts in a common trust fund invested collectively for many family members and other beneficiaries without being constricted by the regulations imposed on mutual funds and hedge funds.

The document names her oldest daughter, Catharine, the executor of the private trust.

College football might resonate little beyond American borders, but the themes in play at Penn State — the betrayal of public and private trust — are universal concerns.

Bank of America lost a third or so of its small private trust customers in the year and a half after it took over Boatmen's.

They hold U.S. Treasury obligations that are highly valued by the financial community throughout the world and are a staple of public and private trust funds.

Just how many gardens will be preserved, and how they would be managed -- by some kind of private land trust, or the Parks Department -- is not clear.

His interest in mysticism and ethics led him to join Khomeini's small circle of private and trusted students, and he established himself as a respected teacher of theology.