Sentence examples for whose trustees from inspiring English sources

One of the most sensitive additions was Yasin al-Qadi, a Saudi businessman involved in a foundation whose trustees have included some of the kingdom's most prominent families.

His 71percentt stake will be placed in a voting trust, whose trustees are to include Eugene Ludwig, a former comptroller of the currency, bank officials said.

The committee, responding to recommendations by the education department, sent the applications back to the State University of New York, whose trustees may override the decisions.

Officials in Los Angeles called Burnham Library in Bridgewater to inform the committee for the fund which operated under the Bridgewater Library Association, whose trustees managed the Burnham Library.

Since 2006, Gallup's partner in polling Muslims has been a London-based charity called the Coexist Foundation, whose trustees include a Saudi businessman, Mohammed Jameel, and some senior British Christians and Jews.

Mr. Wardropper, 60, a respected scholar who has led departments at the Met and, before that, at the Art Institute of Chicago, is a safe choice for a museum steeped in the past, and whose trustees tend to resist change.

— whose passionate trustees have made promises of art, considerably boosting the institutions' holdings.

The Rare Animal Relief Effort whose executive trustee is David O. Hill, sponsored the demonstration.

Ms. Finney said that information is available only from the School Construction Authority, an independent agency whose chief trustee is appointed by the mayor.

In September Governor Romney will have a chance to replace three trustees whose terms are expiring, and he "will appoint trustees who recognize that their first responsibility is to the school, not to one individual," Ms. Feddeman said.

A number of pension trustees are elected by unionized public-service workers who are beneficiaries of the funds and whose interests the trustees are supposed to represent on the funds' boards.