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Meanings of trust (trusts) in anglès
A group of organisations in an industry which agree on maintaining high prices and effectively killing competition.
Large grouping of business interests with significant market power; a large corporation, corporate group, or trade association that holds a dominant position in its sector of activity.
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Examples for "bank"
Examples for "bank"
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The report also made a case for bank consolidation, particularly in Europe.
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The result: less competition, job cuts and higher costs for bank services.
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U.S. bank bosses, however, are typically paid far more than in Europe.
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The bank said in December this process had been completed for Europe.
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Every year, the number of unclaimed bank and building society accounts grows.
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That's the truth and I swear it by my good right hand.
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Millions of people can't stand it, yet millions absolutely swear by it.
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Again I swear it; and I have the ear of his Grace.
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Season Spring is often ideal- IloveMarch, though others swear by April.
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I have no doubt about it; I would swear to the fact.
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Good luck if you want to rely on the public health system.
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Our plan will continue to guarantee the essential services Australians rely on.
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Many of the techniques that rely on food additives originated in Europe.
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That's why we rely on the abuse report system at the moment.
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However, given the degree of decomposition, police would rely on family photos.
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He is often the go-to person for young people to confide in.
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Then the desire to confide in somebody got the better of him.
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The time had already passed when the girl could confide in Gionetta.
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He is not false, like other people; I can confide in him.
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She really wanted someone to confide in and Sonny was awfully nice.
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Mercedes have been able to count on more power in qualifying, however.
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Thankfully, however, he didn't need to count on luck in the future.
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It was always easy to count on avarice among the foot soldiers.
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The problem is that Samaras can count on just over 50 percent.
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A surly 'Don't count on it' was the best she could manage.
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Good luck if you want to rely on the public health system.
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Our plan will continue to guarantee the essential services Australians rely on.
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Many of the techniques that rely on food additives originated in Europe.
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That's why we rely on the abuse report system at the moment.
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However, given the degree of decomposition, police would rely on family photos.
Usage of trusts in anglès
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The delay seems likely to allow thousands more weapons registrations through trusts.
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Of course, transparency only works if everyone trusts the information being shared.
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But with the country facing financial challenges, are family trusts still acceptable?
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Partnership contracts Financially, these trusts often remain part of the local authority.
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Four trusts ignored the requests, in defiance of freedom of information rules.
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His teaching and research interests include property, trusts, and residential tenancies law.
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Lazor said the passing statistic he trusts most is yards per attempt.
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These men are monitored; no one trusts anyone in the telephone service.
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It sees a steady pipeline and sustained interest in the trusts market.
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We are nearer to him; he trusts us; he will follow us.
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A good courier trusts no one, and Carcolf was the very best.
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Both plans will set up trusts to resolve environmental and tort claims.
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The Fund management segment includes the management of real estate investment trusts.
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The principles applicable to all public trusts are in substance the same.
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He trusts the arrows and the bow to the hand of Neoptolemus.
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The trusts and their misdeeds are the favourite topics of the hour.
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