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I . trust [trʌst] N

2. trust no pl (responsibility):

trust
odpowiedzialność f
to have sth in trust
mieć coś pod opieką

3. trust LAW (financial arrangement):

trust
zarząd m powierniczy

4. trust ECON (group of firms):

trust
trust m

II . trust [trʌst] VB trans

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III . trust [trʌst] VB intr

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investment trust N

trust account N ECON

trust administration N no pl ECON

trust assets N pl ECON

trust center N + sing/pl vb Am COMPUT

trust fund N ECON

unit trust N Brit

anti-trust legislation N no pl LAW

trust ECON
depozyt m
trust ECON
kredyt m

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Since the product is intangible, a large part of the customers buying decision will depend on the degree to which he trusts the seller.
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In addition to self-improvement, he promoted the use of public baths, wash-houses, charitable housing trusts, and pavilion-styled hospitals.
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The term also includes specialized vehicles such as collective and common trust funds, which are unique bank-managed funds structured primarily to commingle assets from qualifying pension plans or trusts.
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A new model institution would seek funding in the form of donations from individuals, charitable trusts and foundations ensuring independence and freedom to manoeuvre.
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These obligations are called trusts which will be enforceable in a court.
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He said the following... the doctrines of purchaser without notice and constructive trusts are concerned with matters which differ in important respects.
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Government agencies, environmental organisations and private trusts carry out tree planting for conservation and climate change mitigation.
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While these trusts' shares plunged along with the wider market, they tended to buck back up on the strength of buying by wealth managers and clued-up individual investors.
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In these circumstances, the trust could lose its status as a "testamentary trust", and with it, the graduated tax rates afforded to testamentary trusts.
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By 1904, 318 trusts including those in railroads, local transit, and banking industry controlled two-fifths of the nation's industrial output.
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