fiduciarily

The board of directors is legally and fiduciarily accountable to shareholders, or the owners of Apple, Inc.

John Harrington: Apple: Al's Gorey Mess 2008

Sound money recognizes this fact and facilitates the allocation of scarce resources in a fiduciarily sound manner.

Let the Market Do the Job 2007

Anyway, sorry for the longer pauses between posts, but this is the time of year I have to do other more fiduciarily substantial things than writing about soccer for free.

Soccer Blogs - latest posts A More Splendid Life 2010

As Carlyle, Seattle's most assertive new legislator, put it: "I do not believe it is politically or fiduciarily necessary to introduce legislation in 2011 -- when the city has a long list of extremely pressing budget priorities before the Legislature -- to rescind the clearly unconstitutional section of the tunnel bill."

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News By JOEL CONNELLY / SEATTLEPI.COM STAFF 2010

Anyway, sorry for the longer pauses between posts, but this is the time of year I have to do other more fiduciarily substantial things than writing about soccer for free.

Soccer Blogs - latest posts A More Splendid Life 2010

Now if you're Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and NFIP is reporting to you $400 billion of exposure in the extreme flood-prone areas in Florida, I would argue that it is fiduciarily irresponsible for the American taxpayer not to take out the only reinsurance that Hank Paulson could possibly provide: contributing to the preservation of the Amazon rainforest.

Mongabay.com News 2009

Now if you're Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and NFIP is reporting to you $400 billion of exposure in the extreme flood-prone areas in Florida, I would argue that it is fiduciarily irresponsible for the American taxpayer not to take out the only reinsurance that Hank Paulson could possibly provide: contributing to the preservation of the Amazon rainforest.

Mongabay.com News 2009

"We don't want to close anything, but we have to be fiduciarily responsible for the future of this organization."

Lose an Eye, it's a Sport 2009

Now if you're Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and NFIP is reporting to you $400 billion of exposure in the extreme flood-prone areas in Florida, I would argue that it is fiduciarily irresponsible for the American taxpayer not to take out the only reinsurance that Hank Paulson could possibly provide: contributing to the preservation of the Amazon rainforest.

Mongabay.com News 2009

Now if you're Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and NFIP is reporting to you $400 billion of exposure in the extreme flood-prone areas in Florida, I would argue that it is fiduciarily irresponsible for the American taxpayer not to take out the only reinsurance that Hank Paulson could possibly provide: contributing to the preservation of the Amazon rainforest.

Mongabay.com News 2009