Trustee of the Foundation for Law Research in Canada (1967 1978)

Special appointments Trustee in bankruptcy, for bankruptcy of Escalante and Associates, 1987 to the present.

But the main beneficiary would be Germany.

Asia is the major beneficiary, receiving 113 billion.

The middle class is also a big beneficiary.

China is the latest and largest beneficiary of the economic model dubbed Bretton Woods II.

The US, with the world s largest deficits and debt, is the biggest beneficiary of cheap financing.

7. Requests the Agency to act as the recipient and trustee for the special allocations for grants and scholarships and to award them to qualified Palestine refugee candidates

7. Requests the Agency to act as the recipient and trustee for the special allocations for grants and scholarships and to award them to qualified Palestine refugee candidates

It has three subsidiaries London Transport Insurance (Guernsey) Ltd, TfL Trustee Company Ltd and Transport Trading Ltd (TTL), and London Underground Limited is a subsidiary of TTL.

The greatest danger stems from Iran, the clear beneficiary of the Iraqi power vacuum.

...starting today, we re launching a charity drive of our own, and our chosen beneficiary is the Singapore Children s Society.

Russia has not been the only beneficiary of its activities in the Caucasus, especially since 2000.

There is no direct evidence that Raymond was involved, but he was certainly the chief beneficiary.

To be the beneficiary of an action is less glorious than to be the benefactor, because it hints at powerlessness and dependence.

Because Joseph had worked with her before, and one of her children was a beneficiary of one of Joseph s programmes, she welcomed us.

It leans towards good or evil, and four main perspectives powerfully shape every historical account the benefactor or his beneficiary, and the malefactor or his victim.

The lesson we learn from this is you don't have to have a mind to be a beneficiary.

On the contrary, there is some evidence that beneficiary households increased their participation in microenterprise activities and made larger investments in agricultural production activities.

The result is a form of state socialism whose major beneficiary is a well connected business elite that excludes genuine entrepreneurs and their employees.

Donors would transfer their tissue to a charitable trust, and would collectively appoint a trustee, who would have legal fiduciary duties to use the tissue for the benefit of the public.

As in other postcommunist countries, the main beneficiary of such a lack of unity has been the democratic left.

Ireland, by far the biggest beneficiary of EU membership has demonstrated a powerful anti European reflex, despite being hit early and hard by the crisis.

For example, even China has been a major beneficiary of the public goods provided by the US led hierarchical system.

China has been a major beneficiary of America s strong dollar policy, to which it wedded its own weak renminbi policy.

Noting that the human person is the central subject of development and that development policy should therefore make the human being the main participant in and beneficiary of development,

Germany, in particular, must acknowledge that, far from being an innocent victim, its economy is the eurozone s biggest beneficiary and has been since the euro s inception.

It was one of the most unequal co authoring relationships ever but I was glad to be the beneficiary of it.

At the end of EU financed investment projects payments for which are agreed and executed in the annual budget framework the money is transferred to the beneficiary.

But this vigorous attempt to reduce interest rates is distorting capital allocation. The US, with the world s largest deficits and debt, is the biggest beneficiary of cheap financing.

Ireland has been a major beneficiary of EU subvention since joining in 1973, and, in 2007, it was still receiving a net total of 500 million from the EU budget.

For example, France remains unwilling to accept a fundamental reform of the EU's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), of which it is the chief beneficiary.

Although Sweden, for example, would be a net contributor to the EGF, it might well be a net beneficiary of the arrangement as a whole.

China has been an enormous beneficiary of this system, and its rise would have been unthinkable without the US led free trade system and globalization process, access to US markets, and global shipping lanes secured by the US Navy.

This requires more funding, which should come from the main beneficiary of drug sales the pharmaceutical industry just as oversight of aviation safety is funded by the airlines.

Indeed, America has been the single biggest beneficiary of this freakish low interest rate environment, with everyone seeming to borrow money like it is going out of style.

Australia has been a particularly large beneficiary of Chinese growth, which is relatively commodity intensive. This has tended to increase metals prices, fueling Australia s large export surplus in metals.

In October last year, Chirac and Schröder struck a deal on the EU's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), ensuring that France will remain the biggest beneficiary of the farm budget after the EU takes in 10 new members in 2004.

In an interview with Uznews.net, a news service run by Uzbek expatriates, one of the report's authors, Alisher Ilkhamov said he was sure Uzbek President Islam Karimov was the fund's main beneficiary.

The major Austrian timber firm Holzindustrie Schweighofer is positioned as a main beneficiary of the practice, having built a wood processing capacity in Romania that exceeds that country s legal wood harvesting quota.

Since the Chinese government is the direct beneficiary of the currency surplus, it would need to have remarkable foresight to accept this diminution in its power and recognize the advantages of coordinating its economic policies with the rest of the world.

These complaints are all the more peculiar given that Germany is a major beneficiary of the OMT announcement its direct financial risks, via balances in the eurozone s Target2 system and the size of the ECB s balance sheet, have shrunk, despite the eurozone recession.

China has been an enormous beneficiary of this system, and its rise would have been unthinkable without the US led free trade system and globalization process, access to US markets, and global shipping lanes secured by the US Navy. But China s history of humiliation at the hands of European colonial powers has made its leaders ardent supporters of inviolable national rights and suspicious of any sacrifice of sovereignty.

For example, France remains unwilling to accept a fundamental reform of the EU's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), of which it is the chief beneficiary. Last fall, Germany, the largest contributor to the EU budget, accepted a compromise prolonging the present CAP for a decade.

China has been a major beneficiary of America s strong dollar policy, to which it wedded its own weak renminbi policy. As a result, China s trade surplus with the US rose from 83 billion in 2001 to 258 billion in 2007, just before the recession.