Sentence examples for trusts to help from inspiring English sources

Using royalties from his books, he set up trusts to help gifted students from the developing world earn doctorates abroad and then return to their native countries to teach in theological seminaries.

A1 I.R.S. Steps Up Raids The I.R.S. said it conducted its most extensive raids ever last week, pursuing suspects in various tax-evasion schemes that use foreign banks and trusts to help affluent people hide income and create fake deductions.

Simon Stevens, NHS England's chief executive, who revealed his plan for a sugar tax to the Guardian in January, has announced £600m of strings-attached funding, about 1% of the money budgeted for commissioning services from hospitals and other trusts, to help pay for the initiative.

External teams will be sent into the 11 to ensure changes are made; the performance of the bosses of the hospitals concerned will be subject to close scrutiny and each of the trusts will be partnered with high-performing trusts to help them improve both quality of care and safety standards.

The plan is to invest at least £75 million into the field of AI, to build "data trusts" to help train and run AI systems; to establish "AI fellowships" and to provide grants to fund 450 PhDs in the field "to secure the UK's leading position in the global AI market".

He's the ONLY person Louis CK trusts to help him.

State lawmakers have vaguely discussed a trust to help keep hard-pressed Geechees on their land.

You have to choose some people that you trust to help you with this process".

She added: "It's the science I trust to help me look like me.

In health, patients might go to their primary care trust to help them lean on a lacklustre hospital.

Another group of concerned Evertonians are investigating the possibility of setting up a supporters' trust to help the board.