Sentence examples for which trustee from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, Mr. Freeh and Mr. Giddens have feuded over what money belongs to which trustee and whether the farmers and other clients will ever be made whole.

The Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust made payments of £220,000 in 2000-01, and £230,000 the previous year, to a firm of solicitors of which trustee John Franks was a consultant.

It is the body to which trustees are accountable and by which they are are regulated.

"But it raises ethical questions about the extent to which trustees should honor donor intent".

During 2000-01, the PF Charitable Trust paid £206,000 in administration charges, and £150,000 in investment management fees, to companies of which trustees were also directors.

"We formed a series of management teams in which trustees, musicians and members of the staff will work together," she said.

The suit contends that the park's administrative structure, in which trustees are elected by property owners for life, is illegal.

It is not by accident that failing hospitals have similar circumstances in which trustees and incompetent and/or corrupt administrators, chief executives and politicians look after their personal interests at the expense of the welfare of the hospital.

But the governor did not fire the last two members of the previous board, who have refused to resign in the wake of an admissions scandal in which trustees and university officials gave preference to some applicants.

In addition, four states -- New York, Delaware, Missouri and Maine -- have given trustees the choice of converting a traditional income-bearing trust fund into a legal entity known as a "total return unitrust," under which trustees must set a fixed portion of the portfolio's entire value as an annual disbursement to beneficiaries.

The previous collective bargaining agreement, which trustees approved in September, was for one year.