Sentence examples for trust replaced from inspiring English sources

The governors, which the trust replaced, lasted 80 years.

Bland was chairman of the BBC governors, which the trust replaced in 2007, for five years until 2001.

The academy, run by the CfBT (Centre for British Teachers) education trust, replaced the struggling Oxford community school in January 2011.

The trust replaced the board of governors in the wake of the Hutton Report in 2004, which highlighted problems with the governors' dual role as both the corporation's champions and regulators.

Once lantern repairs were complete, the Trust replaced the elderly chenille carpet destroyed by contractors working for Christie's with a new Wilton carpet with a replica design by Linney Cooper, bought with £45,000 from public lottery donations.

His role will take effect from 16 July and he will "assume full control" of the trust, replacing the functions of the trust's board and "assuming the role of the accountable officer", the health secretary said.

All but abolished are 151 primary care trusts – replaced by 279 clinical commissioning groups – while strategic health authorities are to become four hubs.

The theme, "Reach out on the wireless service America trusts," replaces campaigns that had been centered since early 2002 on "mlife," a term coined for AT&T Wireless by Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide in New York, part of the WPP Group.

In essence, trust is replaced by cryptographic proofs, and trust is maintained by a network of trusted computers (honest nodes) that ensure its security, as contrasted with single entities who create overhead or unnecessary bureaucracy around it.

In contrast to the trust in medical authority/government regarding routine vaccines, once direct payment was involved, trust was replaced by suspicion of pecuniary gain, with many parents doubting the motivation behind clinician's recommendations on optional vaccines, particularly from private clinicians.

The public would be short changed if the trust were replaced by a glorified complaints office".