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		The trustees, fellows and representatives of the grantees and the Gordon Cook Foundation attended the Comino Network Conference.
		This model of work placements is of significance in the run up to the nationwide launch of Specialised Diplomas and may be adopted for science related placements.
		Trustee, Sir Mike Tomlinson, has been appointed one of the four ‘champions’ for the new level three skill diplomas to be introduced in 2008.
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		Trustees shall be elected to serve for two (2) year terms, or until their successors are elected and qualified.
		A trustee shall take office upon the election of that trustee and shall continue until the term expires, the trustee resigns, or the trustee is removed.
		The Board of Trustees shall elect from within their membership a President and Vice President; and shall appoint a Secretary and a Treasurer, that are certified members of the church and that are not elected members of the Board.
	www.uua.org /cde/education/congbylaws.doc (19313 words)

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		In the normative understanding of accountability inherent in the model of representation by promising, the representative is "responsible to," "answerable to," "bound," and even "bound by" those voters.
		In introspective representation, the representatives do have a normative responsibility to their constituents to continue being the kinds of people they portrayed themselves to be at election time.
		Surrogate representation should also be judged on (6) whether or not the most important conflicts in the polity have representation among the decision-makers in proportion to the numbers of interest-bearers in the population.
	www.ksg.harvard.edu /prg/mansb/faces.htm (8742 words)

	MULTIPLE CHOICE
		D) could not be drawn solely to increase minority representation.
		22) If a legislator anticipates a difficult election to retain his or her seat, we might expect him or her to follow the __________ model of representation.
		43) If a legislator is running far ahead in re-election polls, we might anticipate him or her practicing the __________ model of representation.
	www.clas.ufl.edu /users/jkassel/first_quiz.htm (2229 words)

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		Fraud - A false representation of a matter of fact which is intended to deceive another.
		Support trust - A trust that instructs the trustee to spend only as much income and principal (the assets held in the trust) as needed for the beneficiary's support.
		Trustee - The person or institution that manages the property put in trust.
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	Sample Chapter for Tate, K.: Black Faces in the Mirror: African Americans and Their Representatives in the U.S. ...
		Descriptive representation devoid of any substance impact is "symbolic." She concludes by discounting the value of descriptive or "pictorial" representation.
		Representation is powerfully symbolic, according to Heinz Eulau and Paul Karps (1978).
		Representation is much more than pork barrel policies; the representation of Blacks through symbolic legislation is presented as a valued component of how legislators elected to represent communities and groups.
	www.pupress.princeton.edu /chapters/s7418.html (7570 words)

	Ministry of Textiles
		The administration of the fund shall be as per the model rules enclosed.
		A Society or Corporation aggrieved by the order of the Assistant Director under sub-rule (1) may appeal to the Trustee within two months from the date of receipt of the order.The orders of the trustee in the matter shall be final.
		The consolidated fund in respect of the scheme shall be maintained in the name of the Trustee in public accounts and all remittances by the societies or corporations under the scheme shall be towards deposited in the name of the Trustee in Public/Bank/postal Accounts.
	www.texmin.nic.in /handlooms/hl_sch_tfs.htm (4208 words)

	Challenges to the Concept and Practice of Political Representation in Australia (Research Paper 28 1998-99) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Political representation has become increasingly complex and contentious, in part, due to the success of social movements in raising demands for the fairer representation of 'groups' or 'identities' that were previously discounted, such as those based on gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality and disability.
		The 'trustee' model appeared most distinctly among members of the Liberal party, while the 'delegate' model was filled mainly by Labor MPs who saw themselves as 'party delegates', or by new MPs who were keen on consolidating their seats who saw themselves as delegates of their constituencies.
		This aspect of representation remains sadly neglected in Australia, and there are few constituency-based studies of political representation in Australia.(90) The survey-based research on representational roles, however, suggests that the second face of representation, the MP in the constituency, remains important both in terms of how MPs perceive their roles and in their actual behaviour.
	www.aph.gov.au /library/pubs/rp/1998-99/99rp28.htm (8982 words)

	The Poison Of Professional Politics
		The main argument of this essay is that the professionalization of politics is incompatible with the essence of representation.
		However, the classic distinction between the representative as a trustee and the representative as a delegate (or agent) remains a useful key to the conceptual boundaries of representation.(29) Trustees depend on their own conscience, on what they think is right, or on their considered judgment of the facts relevant to a particular decision.
		The trustee model holds that unless the representative acts independently, constituents are not represented but merely present in the action.
	www.cato.org /pubs/pas/pa-151.html (7515 words)

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		And the anticipation that the model is eventually passed and become enforced, in effect in May, where individuals can run elections for the Senate offices.
		The second model which gives a lot, like 19 or so to Arts and Sciences, maybe too much, in many of their opinions, and unrealistic in terms of getting, filling positions.
		Education some representation, in the meantime, kind of clouds where exactly representation is and it doesn’t exactly handle the fact that there are two schools, you know, so there is still a problem to be fixed, about the fact that there are 3 schools.
	www.cortland.edu /senate/minutes/m5th.html (9221 words)

	The Roles of the Member of Parliament in Canada: Are they Changing? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Advocates of the &#147;trustee”; approach continue to rely on the Burkean argument that the purpose of Parliament is not merely to reflect local opinion and interests, but to define the national interest, and that this process relies centrally upon deliberative discussion, compromise and independent judgment.
		The &#147;trustee”; approach to representation also possesses an inherent appeal to MPs, because it credits them with capacities for independent thought rather than demanding merely the transmission and re-expression of riding opinion.
		Parties are the crucial unit within the political system, yet the electoral system and the formal workings of Parliament are all predicated upon the fiction that individual Members of Parliament enjoy sufficient autonomy to represent the interests and opinions of their constituents in a meaningful way.
	www.parl.gc.ca /information/library/PRBpubs/prb0204-e.htm (7453 words)

	Climbing the Most Dangerous Branch
		Similarly, the model illustrates why pretending to solve a problem may be better than a real solution: passage of a symbolic law gives a victory *1078 (of sorts) to those who requested it, and poor information may allow them to think the victory is more than symbolic.
		Neither a mirror, nor an agency, nor even a trustee theory of the legislature adequately explains how a court can approach the task of identifying which clauses in a bill a legislature might have passed independently of the others.
		<13>They assert that the mirroring ideal would favor proportional representation, so that minorities are reflected in equal number to their presence in the electorate; that agency theory 'would favor frequent elections, so that the representative's votes could be periodically reviewed by her constituents; [and that] trusteeship theory would.
	www.law.miami.edu /~froomkin/articles/climbing.htm (8438 words)

	AARNEWS - March 1999 Title
		The trustees could at least say, We think every single member of AAR is too honest to vote more than once, or, We goofed, we are very sorry, but it would be too much trouble to do the election over, or whatever.
		My confidence in the trustees was shaken by having to fight to get a democratic system installed, and then only achieving a compromise, partially democratic system, with the trustees still not showing much interest in making it more democratic.
		The trustees could at least have everyone resend their votes for this election to a different person who can recount them, to make sure there were no duplicate or dropped votes.
	www.mcs.anl.gov /AAR/issuemarch99/issuemarch99.html (5645 words)

	hegel.net - Illustrated Hegel Biography V. 1.07.06 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Both Schelling and Hegel make much of art, but the aesthetic model of Schelling was found in the contemporary world, where art was a special sphere and the artist a separate profession without a necessary, intimate connection with the epoch and nation.
		By contrast, the model of Hegel was found in those works of national art in which art is not a separate part, but an aspect of common life, and the artist is not a mere individual but a concentration of the power of beauty and the passion of the whole community.
		September 24, 1814, d.1891), named after his godfather, Niethammer, followed a career as a Prussian bureaucrat, became trustee of the Prussian state treasure in 1858 and in 1868 president of the Konsistorium of the Evangelic Church for the Province of Brandenburg.
	www.hegel.net /en/hegel.htm (10541 words)

	Reform of the UN Security Council: A Comment on the South African Position
		Moreover, arguments by the Non Aligned Movement have been advanced that the regional representation should be proportionally based, i.e., the representation on the Security Council should be based on population size rather than power and geopolitical influence in a region or on the international state system.
		This model holds that representatives, once elected, should think for themselves, act as trustees on behalf of their constituents and exercise their independent, better and reasoned judgement.
		The United Nations was never conceptualized, for instance, on a basis of proportional representation of voting strength according to either the size of the population of the represented state or its economic and military capacity.
	www.worldandi.com /subscribers/feature_detail.asp?num=24079 (5319 words)

	african american political theory: ez-papers.com - easy access to quality free term paper, free college papers, custom ...
		In theoretical discussions on representation, frequently a distinction is made between two roles of a representative i.e.
		The delegate model of representation counters this ideal of representation.
		The delegate model (presented by Pitkin as "mandate" theory) suggests that the legislator should act only on the instruction of his or her constituents.
	www.ez-papers.com /cat/paper/9/african-american-political-theory.html (377 words)

	Industrial relations in the candidate countries
		Estonia and Latvia have a special model of dual representation, with workers able to be represented by both trade unions and so-called 'workers' trustees'- ie employees elected to represent the workforce.
		The workers' trustee is not necessarily a member of a trade union, though this is nearly always the case when a union is active in the enterprise.
		As no findings of empirical investigations on workers' trustees are available, it is not possible to assess whether this system operates sufficiently in 'trade union-free' enterprises, on the hand, and whether it provides a second, additional channel for worker participation in enterprises with trade unions, on the other.
	www.eiro.eurofound.ie /2002/07/feature/TN0207102F.html (12809 words)

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		The remaining items, outside the disciplinary context, are designed to measure an understanding of the generally accepted rules, principles, and common law regulating the legal profession in the United States; in these items, the correct answer will be governed by the view reflected in a majority of cases, statutes, or regulations on the subject.
		Subject to discipline asks whether the conduct described in the question would subject the lawyer to discipline under the provisions of the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct.
		In the case of a judge, the test questions also asks whether the judge would be subject to discipline under the ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct.
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		The idea is to some extent instrumentalist in the sense that the representative is in the first place a mean for the represented and the better the representation reflects the variety of preferences among the constituents the better the representative quality.
		Secondly this notion of representation tends to underestimate activity on own judgements by the representative such as initiatives to aggregate new combinations of opinions groups, and to initiate new issues on the political agenda, which is in many cases believed to be an important part of the representative role.
		The trustee theory (presented by Pitkin as "independence" theory) suggests that the role of a representative is to act in the interest of his or her constituents (Rosenthal, 1998, p.
	www.a-essays.net /cat/paper/12/american-government.html (804 words)

	MASB - Bylaws
		The Elections Committee is responsible for administering the transition to the new model of representation.
		Each Director of the Association shall be a qualified trustee of an active member board of education and have attained level one certification at the time of his or her nomination to office.
		(c) The Director ceases to be a trustee on a school board in the region or group that elected him or her.
	www.masb.org /page.cfm/425 (3168 words)

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		NACBA members have access to all amicus briefs as well as model briefs on numerous issues arising under the 2005 bankruptcy amendments.
		Held in the spring, it features over 13 hours of Continuing Legal Education on topics solely devoted to consumer bankruptcy law, such as recent developments in the law, ethics, tax, and law office management and also cutting-edge issues of the day, ranging from credit reporting and scoring to attacking mortgage servicing claims.
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		Bruce is a former member of the Huntington Beach Union High School District Board of Trustees and has her own educational service.
		Manuel Ontiveros, Political Science Instructor for Model United Nation, (GWC) and 15 students to compete in the CALMUN Long Beach United Nations Conference, March 6, 2004, in Long Beach, CA.
		Manuel Ontiveros, Political Science Instructor for Model United Nations, (GWC) and 10 students to compete in the American Pacific Coast Model United Nations Conference, April 1-4, 2004, in Los Angeles, CA.
	www.cccd.edu /board/docs/min030304.htm (2698 words)

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		It is my belief that flight is possible and while I am taking up the investigation for pleasure rather than profit, I think there is a slight possibility of achieving fame and fortune from it.
		In 1995, the Owls Head Transportation Museum embarked on one the more ambitious construction projects in its history—the building of a full-scale representation of the 1903 Wright Kitty Hawk Flyer.
		As impressive as the images were in fl and white, they are even more so in color.
	www.ohtm.org /exhibits_2000.html (426 words)

	Sample Chapter for Tate, K.: Black Faces in the Mirror: African Americans and Their Representatives in the U.S. ...
		Drawing a distinction between descriptive and substantive political representation, she asked if Black elected officials were necessary to advance Black political interests?
		Political representation is much more than policy representation, or even service to districts through pork barrel legislation or to individual constituents.
		Substantive and symbolic representation are not mutually exclusive categories but can overlap.
	www.pup.princeton.edu /chapters/s7418.html (7570 words)

	Public Interest Primer (NTIA) 10-22-97
		The public trustee model emerged from policy deliberations over the best allocation regime for avoiding signal interference caused by too many broadcasters seeking to operate on an inadequate amount of spectrum.
		The public interest model was retained in the broadcasting section of the successor statute to the 1927 Act, the Communications Act of 1934.
		The public trustee model is but one possible policy solution to the problem of signal interference.
	www.ntia.doc.gov /pubintadvcom/octmtg/PI-COVR2.htm (7125 words)

	Resources \| Voscur
		Their extensive bank of model Job Descriptions is also listed, specific ones are available on request.
		Charities Act 2006 - What Trustees Need to Know summarises the key provisions of the Act and points the reader in the direction of other sources providing further guidance.
		An interactive version of the guide - which is particularly aimed at the trustees of smaller charities - is available on the Office of the Third Sector www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk
	www.voscur.org /resources (643 words)

	CSAT - Articles & Reports
		In 2004, Trustees met at the National ACS Meeting in Anaheim and at the AGM in November in London.
		We are very sad to report the death of former Trustee Jacques-Émile Dubois, who died at his home in Paris on 2 April 2005, at the age of 84.
		In the author pays model for OA journals, costs per article to break even have been estimated to range from $500 to $2000; to make a profit, the publisher needs even more.
	www.csa-trust.org /articles.asp (3438 words)

	What is representative democracy? is its aim to promote or r
		To do this I will look at the Models of representative democracy and also situations which arise throughout society, to answer the question.
		For example, in Burke’s view the Trustee Model of representation states that those with education & understanding, and those in the position to represent the many should do so in the best interests of the public.
		Basically that the more fortunate should look out for the interests of the less fortunate through themselves and their party.
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