Sentence examples for trustee someone from inspiring English sources

It would hire a "natural person trustee" – someone who would pretend to be the beneficial owner of a company.

When a trustee or someone else donates a work to a museum, the conditions of the gift should include a cash payment to the museum's operating endowment equal to a set percentage of the tax-deductible value of the work.

Looking at Fischer's campaign for a cosmopolitan Dresden it starts to become clearer why the British Museum's trustees chose someone virtually unknown in Britain to replace MacGregor.

Because administrators or trustees invite someone doesn't mean students should blindly accept it.

As a member of the St. Thomas Board of Trustees, Mike Ciresi is someone who now has an opportunity to exercise some leadership.

As many as four union officials might be enlisted in trying to fix a single ticket, as one delegate called others elsewhere in search of a delegate or even a boroughwide trustee who could locate someone who could make the ticket disappear in the command where it was written, union officials and a transcript of a wiretap suggest.

The lawsuit argues that giving the chancellor the option to raise tuition later is illegal, because the trustees cannot delegate to someone else the authority to raise tuition.

"Although a Tate trustee, I will always be someone who was brought up in America".

Exhibits filed with the trustee's case showed that someone had used Ms. Cohn's card to enter that area more than five dozen times during 2008, including two occasions on the morning of Dec. 11, the day Mr. Madoff was arrested.

Also consider giving the trustee or a trust protector (someone appointed to look over the trustee's shoulder) explicit permission to end a dynasty or any other trust that has gotten too small.

According to Devereux Josephs, former president and current trustee, they were looking for someone "more glamorous".