Sentence examples for trusts for a from inspiring English sources

Weak links The lack of a forward the manager trusts for a prolonged period is a concern.

Advisers reckon investing regularly in unit trusts for a youngster should work out well, as equities tend to outperform over longer periods.

Carnegie's endowments included handsome trusts for a school and library in Dunfermline, and for Scottish universities, among them the University of Edinburgh, of which he was Rector.

In many cases the systems deployed were blamed by the trusts for a series of IT problems which cost them millions of pounds in financial penalties.

Mr. Dell now holds 296.2 million shares directly, worth $6.6 billion at current prices, plus an interest in 49.1 million shares held by his spouse or in trusts, for a total stake of 345.3 million shares now worth $7.7 billion.

(Family offices are private companies that manage investments and trusts for a single family).

But it will manage a $50,000 trust for a minor for only $500 a year.

Perhaps Adebayor will now be "trusted" for a top match.

On the surface, a trust for the care of a dog or horse is no different from a trust for a child or spouse.

One woman, Shona, had been receiving support from Trust for a number of years.

I doubt I'll take it on trust for a while yet.