Sentence examples for trust meaning from inspiring English sources

She assumed that the person gave $5 million to a dynasty trust — meaning a trust that lasts for at least 100 years — and kept the other $10 million in his own name.

Mr. Wilson confirmed today that Ms. Miranda had taken an unpaid leave of absence from U.S. Trust, meaning that she will be allowed to reclaim her job after ending her government service.

But he accepted that his force had lost some public confidence and trust meaning that some people disbelieved their account of the shooting in August 2011 in Tottenham, north London.

Unlike other clubs that have wealthy owners, City is owned by a supporters' trust, meaning there is not the facility for Tisdale to call upon for extra funds.

Exeter are owned by a supporters' trust, meaning Tisdale - the longest-serving manager in the Football League - has had to operate within strict financial limits in terms of strengthening his squad.

Ultimately I hope that I can keep my identity, friend list, photographs, videos and everything else that constitutes the (de Centralized Me at any service provider that I trust (meaning I trust them to protect that data, but never go against my wishes and try to keep it to themselves if that isn't what I want), and just tell sites like Facebook and everyone else where to grab it.

(Since 2003, most of Mr. Romney's money has been held in blind trusts, meaning that he no longer makes many of his own investment decisions).

There is also the much-declared political will to experiment with self-build, co-housing and community land trusts, meaning the park could become a test bed for new kinds of housing.

These are "self-settled" trusts, meaning you put the money in and you can benefit from it.

Thirteen of Blackrock's 21 closed-ends were sold as "term trusts," meaning they were supposed to go into automatic liquidation after a certain number of years.

In yet another tax-saving twist the trusts were set up as "grantor trusts," meaning the Goldberger parents are in effect paying rent to themselves and no income taxes are due on rent they pay over and above the property's expenses meaning a further gift-tax-free transfer of wealth to the trust for their sons.