Sentence examples for trusts gained from inspiring English sources

Trusts gained ground in the wake of the Football Task Force, established by a new Labour government in 1998.

And yet here we are in 2016 – long after foundation trusts gained the right to hire on their own terms – with the secretary of state as the great protagonist in a furious row about the smallprint of overtime rules.

53 were awarded two stars, down from 58 last year, 38 received one, up from 29 last year, and nine had zero stars, down from 10. Thirteen of 31 ambulance trusts gained three stars, up from 10 last year; six scored two stars; nine gained one star; and 3 received no stars.

Thirty four of the English trusts gained foundation status or were early implementers of payment by results during the period of analysis.

The second is that trusts gain greater financial freedoms on achieving foundation trust status.

The college has made strong links with a local trust, gained support from governors and the backing of the Education Funding Agency.

In other words, the report said, "a 'stranger' to the deed of trust," gained ownership of the property; as a result, the sale may be invalid, it said.

The empirical research on trust gained importance after trust questions were introduced into national and cross-country surveys in the 1980s.

With a little bit of trust gained, I asked them what it was that really made them love Rob Ford so much.

But the ministers who were in the most critical departments of economic policy and justice achieved remarkable stability and trust, gaining the admiration of foreign governments.

However, as reported by the vaccinators and the coordinator, the HPV vaccination program did eventually become successful, after a first period of habituation and trust gaining.