trusteeship (Meaning)
trusteeship (n)
a dependent country; administered by another country under the supervision of the United Nations
the position of trustee
trusteeship (n.)
The office or duty of a trustee.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trusteeship
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trusteeship Sentence Examples
- The trusteeship of the organization ensured that its assets were managed responsibly.
- The board of trustees assumed the trusteeship of the university, overseeing its operations.
- The trusteeship agreement clearly defined the powers and duties of the trustees.
- The philanthropic trusteeship aimed to make a positive impact on society.
- The trust was established with a trusteeship to preserve the family's legacy.
- The trusteeship committee reviewed the investment portfolio regularly.
- The trusteeship model allowed for the separation of ownership and control.
- The museum's board of trustees exercised its trusteeship by setting policies and making decisions.
- The trusteeship arrangement provided accountability and transparency in the organization's operations.
- The foundation's trusteeship focused on educational initiatives that empowered disadvantaged communities.
FAQs About the word trusteeship
a dependent country; administered by another country under the supervision of the United Nations, the position of trusteeThe office or duty of a trustee.
government, protection, aegis, leadership,guardianship, auspices, tutelage, egis, administration, piloting
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The trusteeship of the organization ensured that its assets were managed responsibly.
The board of trustees assumed the trusteeship of the university, overseeing its operations.
The trusteeship agreement clearly defined the powers and duties of the trustees.
The philanthropic trusteeship aimed to make a positive impact on society.
