blind trust

We took some more money out of your blind trust for the security deposit.

He has since established a blind trust for his assets.

For the blind trust she had clung to only hours before.

The whole reason he kept moving on was to avoid the blind trust women tended to put in him.

Whether an act of blind trust or total desperation, it was done and he had the child safe in his arms.

They were put in a blind trust last year after press accounts questioned the relationship.

"A blind trust has never been accepted as a permanent measure."

They'd looked into my blind trust, and he said, 'Bill, you're getting killed.

Because it is a blind trust, no further details about individual transactions are required.

Five state workers, all of them in senior positions, have blind trusts now, the administration said.

"With the blind trust, in the end, he's keeping the information from his constituents."

The proceeds from the sales will be placed in a blind trust, his office said.

The blind trust can be implemented immediately - no legislation is needed.

He placed his ownership interest into a blind trust upon being elected governor.

She placed her assets in a blind trust to avoid political conflicts of interest.

Last July, the family followed the tradition of all modern presidents by setting up a blind trust.

Blind trust is a term frequently tossed around in political circles.

All campaign donations would be funneled through a blind trust.

The Reagans' capital is in a blind trust until he leaves office.

He asserts that any royalties would have gone to his recently created blind trust.

The three will be paid fees from clients' films and television series, with the money placed in a blind trust.

President Clinton can't do his return because his assets are in a blind trust.

The Kemps will put most of their assets into a blind trust, his campaign said today.

Thus, with a blind trust, there is a double layer of legal confidentiality.