Gerstenberg, for example, rejected outright a suggestion of mine that in the past G.M. had deliberately held back in competing with Ford and Chrysler in order to avoid anti-trust troubles.
The twelve-million-dollar trust for Trouble also created problems.
Unfortunately, politicians often believe that they are entitled to public trust without troubling to earn it.
The money in trust for Trouble is expected to yield about $600,000 a year, which is somewhat more than is needed by a dog whose only known enthusiasms are cream cheese and walks in the park.
The cost of expensive temporary staff has added to the trust's financial troubles.
They're in deep trouble, trust me".
(Their speculation is connected to the verb form of further, and is, trust me, more trouble to explain than it's worth).
New rules will introduce a maximum hourly rate that agencies can charge for a stand-in doctor or nurse's services and cap the amount that any trust in financial trouble can spend on them.
In her will she left a $12m trust fund to Trouble, her Maltese, and established the Leona B. and Harry M. Helmsley Charitable Trust, now worth an estimated $5 billion, which she said should be distributed to good causes, showing special preference for the care of dogs.
Mr. McCain's call for a new trust to relieve troubled financial companies of their bad loans — much like the Resolution Trust Corporation, which was created after the savings and loan crisis of the late 1980s — dramatizes how far he has backtracked from a career as a deregulator who opposed bigger government.
The trust is in trouble after the council withdrew £200,000 of support.
