Sentence examples for trustee mandate from inspiring English sources

In 1923, the League of Nations gave Australia a trustee mandate over Nauru, with the United Kingdom and New Zealand as co-trustees.

In the most literal sense, the trustees fulfilled their mandate — which was to increase the economic value of the trust.

The trustees gave Austin a mandate to begin improving management oversight and transparency.

The latest string of lawsuits comes just days before the two-year mandate of the trustee expires.

Under a mandate from the trustees, the 11 senior colleges have already been reducing the amount of remediation they offer, and most now require that students who need more than a term or two of remedial work go to the community colleges.

Two years ago, he was the only trustee voting in favor of mandating a Bible-as-literature elective course in the district curriculum.

"The trustees have an obligation mandated by the laws of the State of New York to seek the highest and best use of the property.

The orderly liquidation authority also mandates that the Securities Investor Protection Corporation be appointed trustee of whatever is left, and that the application "for a protective decree" cited in the rules is to be filed with a federal court under the Securities Investor Protection Act.

Yet Summers's politics and his brashness made him appealing to the Harvard trustees, who were seeking a president to pursue a mandate all but guaranteed to win enemies.

Mr. Thompson noted that his mandate from the museum's board of trustees (recently expanded by 8 new members, to 22), is to make changes at an institution that in his words had not seen change in 15 years.

WHEN the pension scheme of the London borough of Hackney invited bids from fund managers in 1993, the trustees had a problem: of the 68 that pitched for the mandate, all had immaculate, benchmark-beating records.