Sentence examples for trustees base from inspiring English sources

"When union leaders and pension plan trustees base investment decisions on politics, we question how they can do so lawfully," the congressmen wrote.The irony is that few financial-services firms may benefit much in the near future even if Mr Bush's proposals pass Mr Sweeney's "hundreds of billions" notwithstanding.

As law360 reports, the trustees base their case around the Supreme Court's 1984 decision that asserts an auditor "assumes a public responsibility transcending any employment relationship with the client" and "owes ultimate allegiance to the corporation's creditors and stockholders, as well as to the investing public".

The Trustees base their projection on growth rates of population, wages and employment that comprise Gross Domestic Product, and not wanting to be overly optimistic, pick what they believe to be a medium GDP growth rate over the next 75 years in the mid-2mid-2percentge, rathan then the longer term historical rate of 3.5percentt over the past 75 years.

"The museum itself, however, does not make appointment decisions concerning staff or trustees based on political views," the spokesman said.

The College will earn a share of $400,000 in matching funds from University Trustees based on the winners of hourly challenges and day-long competitions, increasing the impact of gifts and helping the College provide additional resources for students.

"The Museum itself, however, does not make appointment decisions concerning staff or Trustees based on political views".

In the 2018 report, for instance, the trustees based their middle estimate on net immigration averaging about 1.3 million people per year through 2095, including about 484,000 unauthorized immigrants.

The study further concluded that had unauthorized immigrants "not contributed to nor drawn HITF funds from 2000 to 2011, the HITF would become insolvent in 2029 1 year earlier than is currently predicted by Medicare's Trustees based on their intermediate cost assumptions".

Among other grounds the trustee based his right to recover upon the noncompliance with the statutory requirements in question.

But with the case under seal, there was no way to gauge the documentation on which the trustee based his $6.4 billion in claims against the bank — until now.

At that time, David J. Sheehan, the trustee's lawyer, bluntly asserted that Mr. Madoff "would not have been able to commit this massive Ponzi scheme without this bank". But with the case under seal, there was no way to gauge the documentation on which the trustee based his $6.4 billion in claims against the bank — until now.