Sentence examples for their trusteeship from inspiring English sources

They lack confidence and professionalism in the way their trusteeship is discharged, he said, and if that was remedied they would take a longer-term view and set fewer absurd benchmarks for investment performance.

Now with the rise of an Islamist conception of statehood, Mesopotamian ancestors become pagan idolaters, which is what happened in Afghanistan, where the Taliban, acting according to the Unesco conventions, were considered rightly trustees of Afghan objects, and they exercised their trusteeship by destroying them.

"Mr Mandela wanted the applicants to resign their trusteeships".

It should be reborn, he proposes, as an environmental body: members would exercise "their collective trusteeship for the integrity of the global environment".

Mr. Indyk argues that the U.S. and its NATO allies need to fill the vacuum being created by Mr. Sharon's move with their own "trusteeship" plan for building a decent, moderate political center in Gaza and the West Bank.

SHORTLY before Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution, the entrepreneurial and philanthropic Hamedanian brothers bequeathed the trusteeship of their conglomerate to the great and good of Isfahan.

The consent decree came after repeated investigations found that the union was a bastion of organized crime and after the government put two large union locals in Atlantic City and New York City into trusteeship because of their mob ties.

In 1946 the British and French governments placed their spheres of Togoland under United Nations (UN) trusteeship.

The majority also said that charities need to do more to educate people about what trusteeship involves and to promote their vacancies.

Survey respondents recommended that charities advertise positions on their boards more openly, target young people and give them the confidence that when they apply they will not be discounted on the basis of their age and will be supported in trusteeship.

In 1946 they were redefined as United Nations trusteeships (see Trusteeship Council).