Sentence examples for trusteeship for from inspiring English sources

A kind of a general global understanding of trusteeship for works of art rather than ownership may develop.

It should be reborn, he proposes, as an environmental body: members would exercise "their collective trusteeship for the integrity of the global environment".

Last-minute U.S. diplomatic efforts to create an international trusteeship for Palestine failed, as did pressure on the Jewish leadership to delay the declaration of a Jewish state.

The rampant corruption led the council's parent union to put it under trusteeship for three years, a restriction lifted just two months ago.

Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed to Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin a four-power trusteeship for Korea consisting of the United States, Great Britain, the U.S.S.R., and the Republic of China.

This is probably due to the influence of the United States, which established a trusteeship for the country following World War II.

Guttenberg also said Germany would mull the option appointing a temporary state-trusteeship for Opel, if investors presented desirable bids by the May 20 deadline.

Last week, German economy minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg said his country would mull the option of appointing a temporary state-trusteeship for Opel, if investors presented desirable bids by the May 20 deadline.

Among the measures for these purposes are collective security arrangements, the mandate and the trusteeship system for dependent areas, the stimulation of cultural relations between nations, aid to developing countries, and the improvement of health and welfare everywhere.

Mr. Indyk argues that the U.S. and its NATO allies need to fill the vacuum being created by Mr. Sharon's move with their own "trusteeship" plan for building a decent, moderate political center in Gaza and the West Bank.

But a controversial new version of the concept emerged this year: to go beyond the traditional definition of a plausible candidate for trusteeship -- a territory struggling for independence -- and expand it to include sovereign states.