Sentence examples for trustees like from inspiring English sources

Not all of his trustees like the idea.

Fund company executives have long argued that independent trustees like Mr. Davis provide the strongest safeguards for individual investors.

Several Philadelphia Museum trustees, like Stanley Tuttleman, a prominent philanthropist who lives near the foundation, support moving the Barnes building.

Rakoff ruled bankruptcy trustees like Irving H. Picard, who filed the case against the Mets' owners, "have rights under the Seventh Amendment" to a jury trial.

Because most foreclosures proceed without challenges from borrowers, few judges have forced trustees like Deutsche Bank and Bank of New York to prove ownership by producing a mortgage note in each case.

Five years from now, we'll have data on about a dozen professions from all over the world, from age 15 on to people we call "trustees," like Walter Cronkite, who are no longer in the business but care about it.

Mr. Ahles and the other trustees would like to believe that the demise of the house can turn out to be equally premature, so as not to deprive visitors of Twain's rich legacy.

"Trustees would like your views on whether these arrangements require review in light of any possible future changes to the remuneration strategy for Worldwide or to the strategy and governance of Worldwide".

Often the foundation's consultants are given a blank slate with a brief that the trustees would like to provide support in a particular way.

Which pension fund trustee would like to be accused of violating the basic human rights (including the right to life, the right to health and the right to subsistence) of millions of people and of many millions to come?

James Steinberg, a son of Harold and Mimi and a trustee like his brother and sister, said he had listened in on some of the deliberations.