Sentence examples for trust allocations from inspiring English sources

The document also introduced a new distribution model for R&D resources to replace previous trust allocations.

The department has also published primary care trust (PCT) allocations and the NHS Operating Plan so the implications of the spending review are becoming clearer.

The authors conclude that the adoption of the new prudent investor rule had a significant effect on trust asset allocation.

The company's wealth management services include asset allocation, trust administration and custody, portfolio management, financial and estate planning, manager selection and comprehensive brokerage services.

In fact improved priority setting decisions improve the quality of service provision; they improve stakeholders' satisfaction, and reduce complaints, thus enhancing trust and proper allocation of resources.

This result is consistent with sensitivity in asset allocation to trust risk tolerance.

The Herald questioned the team's organization as a charitable trust, its collection and allocation of funds, and the secrecy over the financing of its $25 million budget.

The current beneficiaries may want a more daring investment strategy than the trust bank's usual allocation of 60percentt stocks plus 40percentt bonds.

The legislation--based on higher user fees for passengers and airlines, additional state and local money and increased use of the existing aviation trust fund--would raise allocations for aviation projects by 73%.

The UDTA permits a settlor to allocate fiduciary duties between co-trustees in a manner similar to the allocation between a trust director and directed trustee in a directed trust.

But if you don't trust yourself to make an allocation decision and stick to it, a target fund is not a bad idea.