Sentence examples for successful trust from inspiring English sources

When he worked at Duracell, he introduced the battery's successful "Trust It Everywhere" campaign, which was also created by Acme.

AFC Wimbledon, who entered the Football League this summer, nine years after being formed, are cited as one example of a successful trust, with the club being run totally by its supporters.

The mid-19th century burial ground at Ford Park Cemetery was reopened in 2007 by a successful trust and the City council operate two large early 20th century cemeteries at Weston Mill and Efford both with crematoria and chapels.

Poorly performing hospitals will be taken over by successful trusts.

Mr Lamb denied suggestions that a raid on successful trusts would act as a disincentive for them to perform well.

The report also calls for a national system of "credentialling" successful trusts so that only those with a proven track record could tender for management contracts and acquisition.

Hunt will also announce that Sir David Dalton, the chief executive of the Salford Royal NHS Foundation, is to advise him on how successful trusts can take charge of failing hospitals.

Five years on, Rome is a successful, trusted DI, her foster brother locked up, her own shadows locked deep inside, when she's landed with a case that will bring her face to face with her "worst fear: the stigma of victimhood".

"As the CEO of American Express, Ken has built one of the most successful trust-based companies in the world," Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky wrote in an open letter today.

Bonus payments - from a pot totalling £5.5m - will be available to the successful trusts if standards are raised at failing sites, in a move that echoes the "super-heads" scheme for schools.

He added that previous attempts to use the skills of managers at successful trusts had led to performance at those organisations being dragged down as hospitals were "much more complex than schools".