Sentence examples for purposes of trust from inspiring English sources
A new bot scam on Tinder is tapping into users' desire to become "verified" on the popular dating service – a process that people believe would allow them to confirm their identity, and legitimize their account for the purposes of trust and safety.
The purpose of trust management matches perfectly with the requirements for defending cooperative transmission.
In Blackwell, Viscount Sumner said that: "[a] testator cannot reserve to himself a power of making future unwitnessed dispositions by merely naming a trustee and leaving the purposes of the trust to be supplied afterwards", a passage given its traditional interpretation in cases such as Re Keen, becoming a "cornerstone" of the what has become known as the 'prior acceptance rule'.
He almost singlehandedly drove anti-trust policy to the Right, as a Yale Law professor, by denying the original economic and social purposes of anti-trust law and fostering sympathy towards vertical agreements, price discrimination and other predatory and monopolistic business practices.
Even though they had never indicated a desire to create a trust, their intention had been in line with the purpose of a trust, and thus it was considered valid.
NHS Trusts work together with CHKS to validate data, which are collated for the purpose of assessing Trust performance rather than to satisfy statutory requirements.
The sole purpose of that trust would be to clean up water pollution and reclaim the mines.
They wanted to know whether the posthumously conceived children were descendants for the purpose of the trust.
Elementary checks with HMRC could have alerted the commission to the true purpose of the trust and its trustee … Its purpose was to avoid tax".
The purpose of the trust is to help the governor with the crushing legal fees she has incurred solely because of her public service".
She said the BBC has suffered from a culture of being "overly inward looking" and from a "misunderstanding about the nature and purpose of the trust".
