 in the expectation of having them maintain themselves unaided after once being started. In other instances it may start movements with the expectation of carrying them on itself. The trustees at one of their earliest meetings decided not to attempt to...  The World's Work - Stran 5441913Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | 1909 - 896 strani
...initiate movements, in the expectation of having them maintain themselves unaided after once beins started. In other instances It may start movements with the expectation of carrying them on itself. • I have had some hesitation as to whether the Foundation should be permitted to make investments... | |
 | Lajpat Rai (Lala) - 1916 - 478 strani
...tosecure co-operation and aid in their solution. In some instances it may wisely initiate movements, in the expectation of having them maintain themselves...family need, partly because the trustees did not wish tofree the philanthropic public of its responsibilitiestoward unfortunate members, aua \»ao they believed... | |
 | George Edward Plumbe, James Langland, Claude Othello Pike - 1907 - 578 strani
...their solution. ‘ ‘In some instances it may wisely initiate movements with the expectation o¿ having them maintain themselves unaided after once...with the expectation of carrying them on itself. The income only will be used for its charitable purposes because the foundation is to be permanent and... | |
 | 1909 - 892 strani
...wisely initiate movements, in the expectation of having them maintain themselves unaided after oner being started. In other instances it may start movements with the expectation of carrying them on itself. I have had some hesitation as to whether the Foundation should be permitted to make investments for... | |
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