Sentence examples for trust to continue from inspiring English sources

The drastic devaluation of the peso in December 1994 more than doubled the liability in US dollars and offers an opportunity to consider the ability of the Trust to continue to support the notes.

I would like the Trust to continue doing this, because dancing is a process that never stops, and should not stop if it is to stay alive and fresh".

The corporation has agreed with the trust to continue the policy of discounting senior manager salaries against the commercial market by between 20% and 80%.

The BBC has agreed with the trust to continue with the policy of discounting senior manager salaries against the commercial market by between 20% and 80%.

"The Fleet Trust would welcome financial donations from all Fleet fans to enable the Trust to continue working on their behalf".

"Yamaha has been great in supporting me through World Superbikes and on to MotoGP and I want to thank them for all they have done, and for giving me their trust to continue in MotoGP in 2012". Spies, who replaced Valentino Rossi at Yamaha when the seven-time MotoGP champion moved to Italian squad Ducati, endured a tough start to the season, failing to finish twice in the first four races.

Now, my biggest doubt is whether Payton can be trusted to continue reining in his more aggressive instincts, and let Tim Hightower and Mark Ingram bear the load once again.

"We are grateful to the FSIF and the Fans' Fund for making this grant, which will enable the critical service Supporters Direct undertakes for its members and fans seeking to create supporter's trusts to continue," Burgess said.

Mr Ellis insisted the Conservatives could be trusted "to continue along the path to firm up the economy".

Most states limit the generation-skipping aspect of dynasty trusts to great-grandchildren who must dissolve the trust and pay estate taxes on the principal–thougreat-grandchildren whoto allow famust trusts to continue in perpetuity.

Some states allow trusts to continue in perpetuity (or for a very long time) and pass wealth through multiple generations without incurring estate, gift or generation-skipping transfer taxes.