trustees造句

The trustees decided that they really wanted a "Sunflowers".

Second, as trustees to seek the interest of the interest must be improper, as trustees to seek legitimate interests do not constitute a crime.

But later in the day the trustees voted to fire him.

The trustees of the future could not freely ride off in all directions.

Article 6 Auction target shall be articles or the property rights owned by trustees or disposable according to law.

The curator of the show, Marion True, was not present, however, having been forcibly retired by the Getty trustees.

This would be subject to the approval of National Gallery trustees, one of whom is Lord Rothschild's daughter, Hannah.

The trustees now project that Medicare trust Fund will not be exhausted until 2026, social security is expected to remain solvent until 2033.

Frustrated council members say the petition trustees had almost no involvement with Dartmouth before they were elected and simply want to promote their conservative ideology.

The policy was implemented in year two of a three-year no-smoking plan championed by the hospital’s board of trustees.

There are 84 seats to be filled in the 2010 municipal election — one mayor, 44 councilors and 39 school board trustees.

The school was first named the school for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb and it was under the direction of a five-member board of trustees until 1905.

The Getty's trustees decided the house loan was a conflict of interest and forced out Ms True while she was on trial for transactions they had known about and approved.

He originally sent two sample stories to the trustees more than 10 years ago, after producing a series of audio books, with Judi Dench as Kanga and the infinitely lugubrious Geoffrey Palmer as Eeyore.

One useful change would be for regulators to make it clear to trustees of foundations and pension funds that “social-impact investments” are a legitimate asset class, says Sir Ronald.