Sentence examples for sell the trust from inspiring English sources

UFJ said in May that it planned to sell the trust business, but on Wednesday announced that it intended to abandon the sale.

"This is a public servant who decided that $5,000 was a good down payment for him to sell his office, and sell the trust of the people of the city of Orange," Mr. Christie said.

If he refuses to sell the Trust could try to force a court to release his charge on Fratton Park and sell the stadium at the market rate.

The Treasury said it would sell the trust-preferred securities it holds in the company, the country's largest new-car lender.

Calling the strategy conservative and ideal for investors' safe money, Smith Barney sold the trusts to wealthy investors.

Following two years of negotiations, the Catholic Diocese of Trenton has agreed to sell the tract to a trust that is trying to protect 90 square miles of unspoiled land in Central New Jersey.

But some of these retailers do sell the same trusted brands found in drugstores.

Paul Littell, who oversees acquisitions for the trust, said he hopes the foundation will sell the property to the trust.

In addition to the payouts, the donor gets juicy tax breaks: an upfront deduction for the share of the trust projected to go to charity by law at least 10%–and the ability to sell the assets in the trust without taking an immediate capital gains tax hit.

Ron Gettelfinger, the U.A.W.'s president, said recently that he wanted to sell the health care trust's holding as soon as possible, but whether actual shares will be available to the public has not been determined.

He has offered to sell the house to the trust for $1 if it could guarantee it would raise the estimated $3 million needed to restore it to its original condition, and win the neighborhood support and Zoning Commission variance needed to add a third story to the Norwalk Inn.