Sentence examples for trusts of a from inspiring English sources

It is touching to discover that, when Lane, fearing American takeover bids, began to worry about what would happen to his firm after he died, he made inconclusive approaches to David Astor at The Observer and Laurence Scott at the Guardian': the papers, as Lewis comments, 'were owned by trusts of a kind that might preserve the Penguin ethos'.

In response to reports from some grant-making trusts of a downturn in applications, however, almost half those charities tracked by the FSI index say they lack the time and/or the skills to make bids – often because they have had to shed staff who used to do so.

In January 1957 the Lord Chancellor asked the Law Reform Committee "to consider whether any alteration is desirable in the powers of the court to sanction a variation in the trusts of a settlement in the interests of beneficiaries under disability and unborn persons, with particular reference to the decision in Chapman v. Chapman", and a report was presented to Parliament in November of that year.

And to win the trust of a little boy.

The trust of a family, the reliability of their memories.

Whatever happens next involves the trust of a broader audience in New York.

"It was a very public opportunity for Robin Hood to raise money and earn the trust of a lot of people".

A few nights ago, the brain trust of a soon-to-open spot came by to sample the competition.

In the end the trust of a cool man who had sublimated abandonment into a singular willfulness was limited.

If anything, a journalist who has earned the trust of a subject ought to be most able to elicit candor.

Since then, it has become clear that a subject's tacit trust of a clinical researcher is not sufficient.