Somehow, I always imagined, the chapel's fieldstone walls held those silent, fervent prayers in perpetual trust.
Mike Mussina has been woefully inconsistent, but he seemingly earned Torre's perpetual trust with his 1-0 victoverOaklandkland in the pivotal third game of the division series last fall.
PRF got its start in 1944, when seven oil companies that had invested in an oil-cracking technology created a perpetual trust to reduce antitrust scrutiny by the government.
In addition to these states, Washington, D.C. allows perpetual trusts, while the states of Alaska, Colarado, Wyoming and Utah allow a dynasty trust to last for 1,000 years.
Some people who establish perpetual charitable trusts may assume that their philanthropic dollars will go further if the trust distributes only its investment income and preserves its principal.
ING Capital Funding Trust III, $1 billion of global perpetual step-up trust preferred securities, Aa3/A/.
Linwood Barclay answers the reader's perpetual prayer with TRUST YOUR EYES (New American Library, $25.95), an offbeat thriller about a schizophrenic savant who witnesses a murder but is so clearly nuts that no one will take him seriously.
But G.M.'s plan to shrink its way to profitability will not mean much without an agreement with the U.A.W. On Monday, G.M. pressed union leaders in a meeting in Detroit for a deal on financing what was the centerpiece of the 2007 U.A.W. contract — a perpetual, G.M.-financed trust to cover health care costs of hundreds of thousands of retired hourly workers and their surviving spouses.
The New York Yacht Club first won the Cup in 1851, and in 1887, one of the owners of the originally winning yacht established it as a perpetual trophy held in trust by the winner until a challenger takes it away.
I would like to see the reversal of the erosion of civil liberties in this country, where the police state is assuming the role of perpetual inquisition; it destroys faith and trust between the individual and the state.
There are reserves of trust, in a perpetual state of replenishment or depletion.
