Sentence examples for trust section from inspiring English sources

Because the trust was set up through a will, the California Probate Code requires that trustee payments and other expenses be approved by a court, said Belinda Johns, the supervising deputy attorney general in the charitable trust section of the state attorney general's office.

Nationally, with mushrooming philanthropic assets providing an increasingly important pool of money for the public good, attorneys general have become more active in monitoring how the money is used: the number of lawyers in the Pennsylvania attorney general's charitable trust section has doubled in the last three years.

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The Trust section of the website offers a "responsible hosting" guide, which links to safety tips for hosts, but this is less specific than the list Papas provided HuffPost. .

Or how the Bush administration destroyed the anti-trust section of the Justice Department, and the Obama administration hasn't been able to really repair it.

"Every major law firm has a wealth-management or trusts section.

Hunter is commonly cited as having said that with intangible, identical property, it is not necessary to segregate the trust and non-trust sections.

According to the simulations for specific trust, this section combines the measurement results of service reliability, feedback effectiveness and recommendation credibility to measure the trust evolution of the whole network.

"The IRS dropped a bombshell on us," complains Steven B. Gorin, who helped write comments for the American Bar Association's trust law section arguing that the IRS should attack "perceived abuses" without ending the gains deferral.

This has created a crisis in trust among sections of communities where a collective memory of police brutality against black men is remembered.

Next week Barbara Carroll picks up the thread, practicing her brand of literate jazz cabaret with help from a trusted rhythm section, and from the clarinetist and tenor saxophonist Ken Peplowski.