Sentence examples for trust benefit from inspiring English sources

One or both of these trends obtained for measures of trust, benefit entitlement, and competence such that newcomers were viewed especially negatively and, sometimes, longest-tenure veterans especially positively (Table  1; see Fig.  1 for example plots).

The Irish model of diaspora engagement has mutual trust, benefit and partnership at its base, which allow for harnessing of diaspora potential for the development of the country, including child-oriented social spheres.

When questioned Goulden defended the dual arangement, saying that the trust "benefited from my industry knowledge and contacts".

Government targets have directly impaired safe clinical practice, and greed for foundation trust benefits has taken priority over patients lives.

The price nevertheless tops the $88 million that a trust benefiting the daughter of a Russian billionaire, Dmitry Rybolovlev, paid this year for a penthouse at 15 Central Park West owned by the former Citigroup chairman Sanford I. Weill.

Moreover, we found significant roles of the perceived trust, benefits and risks in the research model.

But for maximum flexibility they have also created a family trust benefiting Eli and any other children they might have.

In March it agreed to sell 10% of its shares, for $1.4 billion, to a trust benefiting four broad-based black economic empowerment groups.

Next summer a trust benefiting Navistar's retirees and workers will receive voting rights on shares representing a third of the company's stock.

Okay, if Olenicoff doesn't own this mysterious migrating corporate parent, is the parent perhaps owned by an offshore trust benefiting his family?

In 2001, reports a source close to the family, $200 million in loans to a trust benefiting Tom Pritzker's mother-in-law, Abigail Marshall, who lives in the U.K., was forgiven.