Examples of using The trustees in English and their translations into Danish
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Call the trustees.
The trustees have a few suggestions.
My bosses are the trustees.
And the trustees declared that he had.
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He wanted it to go off at a meeting of the trustees.
Two thirds of the trustees change every two years.
N the early 20th century the university outgrew its buildings and the trustees began to search for a new home.
No wonder the trustees are in town. A hostile takeover.
A hostile takeover. No wonder the trustees are in town.
The trustees were up in the ducts all weekend… and there should not be.
I think you know what the trustees can do with their suggestions.
So, the trustees were up in the ducts all weekend…- Morning. and there should not be… too many more squirrels up in there.
I'm an attorney with Montgomery and Glitt… the trustees of your mother's estate.
You have reduced the trustees to nothing more than a rubber-stamp, principal sir.
Was Nick Motsatse. Andthe only person that, of the trustees that could speak that language.
Is that the trustees and their kind have something to hide. The other possibility.
Not wishing to be involved in a scandal, the trustees chose not to renew Peirce's contract.
Mr Watson was only informed of the company's collapse after a former employee offered to change the trustees for a fee.
And the only person that, of the trustees that could speak that language was Nick Motsatse.
What have you done since 24 April about debating with Parliament on finding effective solutions for handling the governance of the trustees?
The trustees or executors do not necessarily have to be family members or friends, they can be Solicitors or institutional asset managers licensed by government.
Since the revised Royal Charter of 1852, The Trustees of the RIAL comprise the Board of Governors of McGill University.
The trustees argued that ss 46(1)(v) and 47(1)(i) of AEA 1925 did not include adopted children as‘issue' or‘statutory next of kin' and the brothers should therefore be excluded from the intestacy.
The Trustees asked the Court to decide whether the children were“issue” or“descendants” of the 13th Duke's ancestor,the 1st Duke of Manchester as only then could they benefit from his estate.
At the next meeting of the trustees, they voted to allow Merrill to pursue her studies individually.
In 1884 Simon Newcomb, who had just been appointed professor of mathematics and astronomy at Johns Hopkins University,reported to the trustees of the university that Peirce had been living with a French gypsy while still married to Melusina.