Sentence examples for the trust itself from inspiring English sources

When the CQC was assessing Morecambe Bay Trust, which runs the Furness General Hospital, it was not told about a critical review that already existed by either the trust itself or regional health bosses.

The city will finance the running costs of the trust itself to the tune of $2.5m.

But Kavanagh's references to the trust itself are much more significant.

In the outside world there is the future of the trust itself to sort out.

In contrast, the trust itself regularly comments on the need to reduce the UK's emissions.

BBC governance Charter review will also be the time to review the role and remit of the Trust itself.

Francis said that while the hospital trust itself bore most of the responsibility for allowing "appalling suffering of many patients" to go unchecked between 2005 and 2009, multiple failures by a wide array of organisations and individuals across "the NHS system" allowed poor care to persist and meant opportunities to intervene were not taken.

While the hospital trust itself bore most of the responsibility for allowing "appalling suffering of many patients" to go unchecked between 2005 and 2009, multiple failures by a wide array of organisations and individuals across "the NHS system" allowed poor care to persist and meant opportunities to intervene were not taken, Francis said.

Finally, you need to vet the pooled trust itself — many people find them through elder-care lawyers or local nonprofit agencies that help the elderly — since many of them operate a bit differently.

The blind trust itself was investigated in 1996, when it produced a $52,000 profit in one day from an investment in a Long Island drug company's stock that was illegally manipulated to increase its price.

Inpatient therapy costs are taken care of by the hospital trust itself.