trusteeship

We can deal during our trusteeship with the corpus only.

We also want you to pass over that trusteeship, for your son here is now the required age.

Under the plan announced yesterday, the trusteeship could continue well into 1989.

Under trusteeship, national union officials appoint someone to run the local.

After the war ended, the country entered into trusteeship again.

"I have great difficulty in the trusteeship of an entire international union," he said.

If there have been any changes in trusteeship since the trust was first set up, please provide: 1.

The station was placed under trusteeship, and had to be sold in short order.

"Today, national minorities desperately need the trusteeship of the world community."

America wants to put our country in a trusteeship.

On June 3, 2013, the provincial government placed the city under trusteeship.

Many critics of the union's leaders have asked the parent union to place the local in trusteeship.

This would raise to three the number of the council's locals under trusteeship.

It had to be placed under the agency's own enlightened trusteeship.

A proposal was made in 1945 for a long-term trusteeship arrangement.

They were offered the choice of a closer relationship than Trusteeship, or independence.

The bridge remained in private trusteeship for the first eighty years.

The company was reorganized and the trusteeship ended in 1956.

The full trusteeship committee had approved the eight mandates 35-8 the day before.

If this does not work, the quartet should come up with its own initiative for trusteeship.

By the same token, trusteeship is more than ever a two-way street.

This and more has broken the trusteeship promise for shareholders.

After all, private property is a trusteeship held for the benefit of society as a whole."

"If you put a local into trusteeship, you're hated," he said.

Trusteeship was transferred to the organization in October 1953 where it remains today.