Sentence examples for what trusts from inspiring English sources

The Furthering Asbestos Claim Transparency Act simply requires the trusts to make public information that they already collect about who has made claims against what trusts.

The Government's decision last year to lift the cap on what trusts could earn from private patients – which in most cases had been below 2 per cent – to 49 per cent fuelled anxiety.

She will bring a valuable national perspective on what trusts can and should be doing to resolve complaints before they reach her organisation – something that will benefit patients, trusts and the ombudsman alike.

Not just save your estate taxes in the far-off future, mind you, which is what trusts customarily do.

So the new plan gives executors 15 months after the first spouse's death to decide how much tax to pay, if any, and what trusts to fund.

Many Italians said bravo for Montanelli, but they worried at the same time what trust might conceivably be reposed in the assurances of Berlusconi.

Yet these aspects are only one part of what trust is concerned with; they are merely concerned with reason ([54], p. 357).

"What trust allows the robot to do is accept additional information that it cannot obtain itself," explains Scheutz.

What trust we did give has been squandered, and we have no reason to believe we should offer it again.

In an exchange with Forbes last December, the law professor wondered whether consumers really knew what "trust" meant in a privacy context.

You know what, trust me -- " she said.