Sentence examples for trust designated from inspiring English sources

A unit trust designated for the benefit of a child.

State and local officials are due to sign an agreement on the land settlement on Monday, officials said, after which the tribe and its development partner would seek permission from federal officials to convert land in Sullivan County held by the developer into a tribal trust designated for gambling operations.

If you have made a trust designating a beneficiary to receive property upon your death, you will need to review this document before creating your will.

Imperial College healthcare NHS trust was designated "requires improvement" last December, with concerns over cleanliness, weaknesses in the safety culture and "markedly varied" leadership in its hospitals.

For example, the trust agreement should provide that there can be no material changes to the trust; that board consent is required for any subsequent transfer of the shares by the trust; that the trust will designate who will reside in the apartment; and that the person creating the trust provides a personal guarantee of the obligations of the proprietary lease.

In addition, few Trusts operate designated lithium clinics and only one reported having a local database specifically for lithium that produced automatic prompts when biochemical tests were due.

You can name a guardian for the funds, or put them into a trust and designate a trustee to spend the money on your child's behalf.

Pick a co-worker you trust and designate that person as your point of contact while you're OOO.

A separately drafted special-needs trust can be designated as the income beneficiary of the CRT.

So the DD system isn't all that effective, unless you can trust that your designated driver is actually truly sober.

For example, it is widely understood that although spending for Medicare Part B (physician and other services) and Part D (prescription drugs) is done from a designated trust fund, those programs still add to the federal deficit.