Sentence examples for trusteeship on from inspiring English sources

It undertook a "trusteeship" on behalf of the Iraqi people.

Mr. Stern said he was imposing the trusteeship on United Healthcare Workers-West because it was resisting the parent union's decision to transfer 65,000 home care and nursing home workers into another local.

Pointing to continued corruption problems at the municipal union, District Council 37, its Washington-based parent imposed a trusteeship on Local 2054, which represents 5,000 administrative assistants at City University, City College and city-run community colleges.

In "What We Owe Iraq" -- part theoretical treatise, part political analysis, part memoir -- Feldman, right, makes the case that when the United States invaded Iraq, it not only toppled a tyrant but also undertook a "trusteeship" on behalf of the Iraqi people.

Arcadipane and Davis have been forced to resign from trusteeships on the board of the Thomas and Agnes Carvel Foundation following charges by the New York Attorney General's office of enriching themselves and their friends at the foundation's expense.

On a broad enough construal, every living being has the potential to develop the relevant attributes in a sufficiently different possible world, and so has full moral status.[8] Francis and Silvers do not claim that the moral status of human beings with the most significant cognitive impairments could rest on such trusteeship, or on the potential for it.

Eagleson was involved there too, arranging for the players to give up a seat on the trusteeship of the pension fund in 1969 to gain the acceptance of the NHLPA with the NHL owners.

In 1950, the United Nations set a term of ten years on Italy's trusteeship of Somalia, and in June the Italians make their unreluctant exit.

The long dialogue between the Prime Ministers of Britain & Rhodesia on how this final trusteeship of empire should be handed over came to an abrupt end on No Nov. 11, after all parties of the British Parliament closed ranks, outwardly at least.

The New Yorker, November 27, 1965 P. 198 The long dialogue between the Prime Ministers of Britain & Rhodesia on how this final trusteeship of empire should be handed over came to an abrupt end on No Nov. 11, after all parties of the British Parliament closed ranks, outwardly at least.

This appears to be an effort to prevent one of the means by which the United Nations could conceivably pressure Israel into ending its ongoing violation of Resolution 487, which calls on Israel to place its nuclear facilities under the trusteeship of the IAEA.