Sentence examples for trust headed by from inspiring English sources

The group, led by the architect Jared Della Valle, has joined with Boston Properties, the real estate investment trust headed by Mortimer B. Zuckerman.

The company, a real estate investment trust headed by Mortimer B. Zuckerman, owns 136 commercial properties in New York, Boston, Washington, San Francisco and Baltimore.

Three years ago, officials of a real estate investment trust headed by Richard E. Rainwater, the financier based in Fort Worth, announced a $400 million investment that they said would breathe new life into Charter.

The trust, headed by Bulawayo's Catholic archbishop, Pius Ncube, said the government's policies had created a large segment of the population that was "severely impoverished and highly stressed by continual movement.

Al Hendrix had inherited his son Jimi's estate, which Al in turn bequeathed to a trust headed by his adopted stepdaughter Janie Hendrix Janie Hendrix.

The trust headed by Hewlett-Packard gadfly director Walter Hewlett, who led opposition forces against the bid to buy Compaq Computer, said it would challenge a preliminary tally showing shareholder approval of the merger; the results seemingly show a 3% margin out of 1.63 billion shares voted.

She said: "The people of Scotland overwhelmingly trust the Scottish government headed by Alex Salmond - 71% trust the Scottish government to act in Scotland's interests, up from 51% under the previous Lab/Lib Executive in 2006, and compared to just 18% who trust the UK government.

Vasily had been able to appoint a regency council composed of his most trusted advisers and headed by his wife Yelena, but the grievances created by his limitation of landholders' immunities and his antiboyar policies soon found expression in intrigue and opposition, and the bureaucracy he had relied upon could not function without firm leadership.

Turner says the land eventually will go into a trust and the Turner Family Foundation, headed by his five children.

This leaves them often unable to take or keep many of the positions open to them – which almost always combine low salaries (according to the Pew Charitable Trusts, the median household headed by a single mom enjoys an income of $23,000) with little in the way of benefits, and where almost all flexibility is in the hands of the employer, not the employee.

In a statement announcing Meshaal's re-election, Hamas said its highest decision-making body, the Shoura Council, had "renewed its trust in the political office headed by brother Khaled Meshaal".