Sentence examples for trust set up from inspiring English sources

In 1984, Fleming, working closely with the trust, set up the Avon infant mortality programme.

Financing came from a trust set up by her great-grandfather.

Through the trust set up to deal with his father's royalties, he went on to Harvard.

Using a trust set up to benefit her and her future children, Ms. Rybolovleva bought the condominium with cash.

It had been purchased from the Perls Foundation, a trust set up after the Perls Gallery closed in 1997.

The event will provide the liquidity desired by the charitable trust set up by the late granddaughter of Cargill's founder.

The Jimmy Savile Charitable Trust - set up after his death - closed in 2012 after revelations about the abuse came to light.

Perhaps big City firms should support the Music Venue Trust, set up last year to protect small live venues.

Legion is part of the Royal British Legion Attendants Company Trust, set up in 1923 to help provide work for ex-servicemen and women.

The academy has received recent major contributions from the Delany Charitable Trust (set up by the sisters Bessie and Sadie Delany), Texaco and the Westchester Arts Council.

The Scott Trust, set up in 1936, is our sole shareholder, safeguarding our financial and editorial independence, and liberal values, in perpetuity.