Word: trust
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Lebanon. Meanwhile, he also decided to marry, but since his Quaker wife was the daughter of one of the founders of the Cadbury chocolate company, the couple came up against the problem of what to do with her money. They solved it by turning her income over to a trust for good works...
...tainted organizations with a request that any student who has belonged to one fill out a form stating the circumstances under which he joined. It would eliminate the feeling attending loyalty oaths, that the organization requiring the oath assumes a suspicious attitude, and it would surely show more trust in future officers than does the present system...
...only these declarations mean nothing. In politics intentions mean less than the consequences of our actions. Benes did not want the Sovietization of his country; the Roosevelt government did not intend to deliver a hundred million Europeans into slavery. But both made one irretrievable mistake: they believed they could trust Stalin. Certain statements uttered by Mendès-France, and the atmosphere created by the French Cabinet, lead one to fear that the same mistake is being repeated...
...continued Egypt's rulers, they dared not take Egypt into a defensive alliance so soon after 72 years of British occupation, lest it seem that they had again surrendered Egypt's hard-won independence. However, after "a period of complete independence, during which mutual trust is built up between Egypt and the Western powers, Egyptians will be able to look without suspicion on any closer ties [with] other powers...
...product, which became the ubiquitous item on Allied military menus the world over. In 1931 Iconoclast Hormel shocked fellow packers by initiating a radical annual-wage plan to help his employees ride out seasonal employment fluctuations, later expanded benefit programs to include joint-earnings systems and a profit-sharing trust, took unceasing pride in his claim that no Hormel executive ever lived more than a block away from a Hormel C.I.O. worker...