Significados de charitable trusts en inglés

Provision was also made for the proper management of charitable trusts and funds.

Grants are also received by the organisation from the Government, industry, and several charitable trusts.

During the past year, we've been working with several charitable trusts and foundations on this.

The tax-free status applies to all registered charities, including charitable trusts, iwi groups and not-for-profits.

Some MPs have roles on charitable trusts which seek public funding).

Only state-run bodies, universities and private religious or charitable trusts were allowed to start medical colleges until now.

Much of the dividend paid out by Tata Sons gets funneled into charitable trusts involved in philanthropic work.

This is one of a number of proposals the commission has made in a consultation paper on charitable trusts.

These are either within National Parks or owned, as in the case of Scotland's Ben Nevis, by charitable trusts.

Perpetual Guardian manages over 600 charitable trusts distributing over $40m a year.

Now Tata Sons, the holding company owned largely by charitable trusts, oversees less than a third that many firms.

Its Wellington president, Andrew Hay, said many are owned by charitable trusts, not-for-profit groups or individuals, rather than property investors.

It has also said Mistry tried to reduce the role of Tata Sons, controlled by a series of charitable trusts.

Governments and charitable trusts that pay academics to carry out research naturally want the results to have the greatest possible effect.

Working in partnership with not-for-profit management companies or charitable trusts is one solution that has allowed many formerly closed lidos to thrive again.

The timing is also good to set up charitable trusts for clients who intend to leave large parts of their estates to charity.