Sentence examples for trustee means from inspiring English sources

But acting on that resentment and actually firing a trustee means a hassle at best and a bitter court fight at worst, especially if the trust is more than 20 years old.

Mr. Ross, the former Fort Lee mayor who did not withdraw money from his Madoff account before the Ponzi scheme was uncovered, said of Ms. Morse and her allies: "If they do get more money out of the trustee, it means he's going to have to split the pie into pieces that much smaller for all of us".

The two data centers will be based in Magdeburg and Frankfurt am Main, with Microsoft stressing this "data trustee" model means it will not have any access to customer data without the consent of the trustee, and that it cannot therefore be compelled — "even by a third party" — to hand over customer data.

This means trustees have the responsibilities of both company directors and charity trustees.

Agreeing to that means the trustees won't take out the insurance policy and Carter Ruck will not charge a success fee of up to nearly double their normal fees, if the trustees are successful on meaning.

"These new laws mean trustees will have more decisions to make than before," said Robert Wolf, a trust lawyer in Pittsburgh.

He claimed that that part of the will would be legally invalid if Lucian Freud did not leave specific instructions to the trustees, which would mean the artist died intestate with regard to the £42 million.

That means that the trustee now plans to distribute the money within a matter of days, according to a spokeswoman.

According to their grandniece, Katharine Newton, who is one of the trustees, they were of modest means.

Sub-committees are a means of giving trustees space and scope to delve into the detail and to enable staff to seek a broader perspective.

I presume this means that the institutions' trustees are also kept in the dark.