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успеем
托管人的职责 tuōguǎnrén de zhízé
trusteeship [trʌsˈtiːʃıp] N
1. trusteeship:
trusteeship
托管人职责 tuōguǎnrén de zhízé
2. trusteeship:
trusteeship
托管统治 tuōguǎn tǒngzhì
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In order to achieve this means he advocated trusteeship, decentralization of economic activities, labour-intensive technology and priority to weaker sections.
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They felt their trusteeship was hindering the potential and progress to move forward.
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By 1999, 226 individuals were expelled from the union, and 40 trusteeships of local unions established.
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Section 72 excludes people convicted of a crime involving dishonesty, bankrupts, people previously removed from charity trusteeship, and people struck off as directors of companies.
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Using the union's trusteeship powers, he appointed new leaders to the newly merged locals and transferred most of their assets to the district council.
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