A less common form of the mukâṭaʿa was the emanet ("trusteeship"), held by the emin ("trustee" or "agent").
The co-trusteeship held out to Maria the promise of money and perhaps some direction in a life that seemed in shards.
Anupam has undertaken much voluntary work including holding a variety of trusteeships and volunteering for arts organisations.
For example, in 2013 Kankhal Investments and Trading owned 4.6% of Reliance Industries and was in turn invested in, or held in the trusteeship of, at least nine further layers of holding vehicles, involving at least 50 other entities, according to The Economist's estimates, based on regulatory filings.
The community held in trusteeship, as it were, emotions too overwhelming for them to yet explore.
Members outside the committee, which must hold its office in trusteeship of the entire membership can suggest, proposed and query strategies and methods employed by the management (committee) in the road to finishing the project.
Based in New York, Amalgamated is the largest union-owned bank in the US, and holds more than 455,000 News Corp shares through its trusteeship of LongView Funds.
The KDP's anticommunist policy developed the South Korea's basic state ideology thereafter, which held a defensive position against its 'political enemies' over the issue of trusteeship without having any independent or coherent viewpoints of their own.
Following a plebiscite held under UN auspices on May 9 , 1956 the British trust territory of Togoland was on December 13 incorporated into the Gold Coast (although in the southern districts of Ho and Kpandu the Ewe vote showed a two-to-one majority in favour of continued British trusteeship).
Charities should also get the message out to young people that trusteeships is a brilliant opportunity for life-long skill development: "We need to make trusteeship seem cool," he suggests.
