Sentence examples for trustee arrangement from inspiring English sources

Mr Murdoch may not be the ideal owner, but he may be the best one in sight.It is unclear what GE and Pearson would do with Dow Jones (and unclear what the consequences might be for The Economist, which has a formidable trustee arrangement in place to guarantee its editorial independence).

When he married in 1818, Bute placed his English and Wales estates into a trustee arrangement for any future children, but this agreement expired with Lady Maria's death in 1842; when he remarried in 1845 a similar trustee agreement was set up, although in this version the Glamorgan estates were administered separately from his other holdings in England and Wales.

The decision to reorganize then brought to light a trustee compensation arrangement that is completely out of scale with sector practice.

The comptroller serves as the fund's sole trustee, a relatively unusual arrangement that gives him ultimate authority over what firms are allowed lucrative contracts to manage the fund's money.

John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network, a pressure group, terms them "one of the biggest nuts yet to be cracked".A trust typically involves three main parties: a settlor (who donates the assets), a trustee (who manages the arrangement) and beneficiaries (who are to receive the funds in future).

The parliamentary Welsh affairs select committee will today hear evidence from the BBC director general, Mark Thompson, BBC Wales controller Menna Richards, and BBC Wales trustee Elan Closs Stephens on future arrangements for S4C.

In the BHS case, this hands-off approach was doubly amazing since the warning signs were obvious in 2012 when the pension fund trustees signed off an arrangement whereby the company would take 23 years to attempt to close a deficit that then stood at £200m.

Asked to comment on Polk's compensation, Wessels referred to a statement issued in August by Jerry Ice, chairman of the board of trustees, explaining the financial arrangement.

Nancy Pearlman, a district trustee, said she believed the arrangement would cost less than seeking to remove Eisenberg for cause without the severance package.

In 2012, the BHS pension trustees inexplicably signed off an arrangement whereby the company would take a leisurely 23 years to close a deficit that then stood at £200m.

Anthony Monteleone, president of the library board, said this arrangement did not give the trustees "time to deal with the unanticipated medical expenses and the tremendous increase in pension costs".