Sentence examples for smaller trust from inspiring English sources

On August 10th most of Japan's 150 regional banks and smaller trust banks valued their assets for the current six-month period.

"They wanted to switch down to a smaller trust company, a local player that would have less of an institutional feel," Mr. Dinzeo said.

Regional banks, smaller trust banks and asset managers will realise that their best strategy is to be bought by one of the 15 largest finance conglomerates, with a market capitalisation of over $20 billion.

It has reached agreement with the Association of British Insurers to audit the schemes and their charges, while the pensions regulator will assess which smaller trust-based schemes are not delivering value.

More than 460 smaller trusts have already signed up.

The policy shift has led to smaller trusts thinking big.

The industry consolidation that has ensued, as smaller trusts have been bought up, is no succor to investors, because the takeover premiums aren't very big.

In the U.S., we've been borrowing from ourselves through "intra-government debt," i.e. state debt, Social Security, from the Federal Employees retirement funds, Medicare and Medicaid, Disability and Unemployment and other "smaller trusts".

This meant experience in smaller Trusts and specialist surgical and radiological centres were excluded, and may limit transferability of findings.

The Trusts include a large regional centre with four radiology departments, including one in the largest teaching hospital within the region, a further large teaching hospital and seven smaller Trusts.

The acute trust that we analysed is one of the largest hospital trusts in England – if it is difficult to use three years of data from such a large trust, this method for monitoring inequalities is likely to be problematic in smaller trusts.