Sentence examples for a trusted group from inspiring English sources

He's the brains behind the Adventure Philanthropy foundation, which provides a trusted group for individuals who want to give something back.

Everybody has mentors in their personal life: a trusted group of people that you can call on for support and advice.

If he is elected president on Sunday, as everyone expects he will be, Vladimir V. Putin says he will use a trusted group of former colleagues from the K.G.B. to tackle Russia's endemic corruption.

We have quite a few situations on The Guardian where we have a need for a group Twitter component where we aggregate a trusted group of people's hashtagged tweets.

They soon detected a flow of equipment from Europe to Pakistan as Dr. Khan drew on Urenco's network of suppliers using a trusted group of former schoolmates and friends as agents.

After five years of failure, American and Mexican officials fighting the war on drugs say they have created a trusted group of undercover Mexican investigators who are arresting long-sought suspects and attacking all the big drug cartels, instead of selling out to them as in the past.

However, as its name implies, it's really meant to be used among those who are a part of a small, trusted group.

Without leaking the news, a small, trusted group could have prepared a dossier of background material on Senator Quayle for the press and our own supporters.

Within a small, trusted group of workplace friends, your remarks are less likely to be misinterpreted, and you are less likely to take awkward social risks.

Scientists have been identified as a well trusted group by numerous studies (e.g. Haynes et al. [2008]; Eiser et al. [2008]), and are increasingly expected to take part in the risk communication process.

However, it makes the most sense for those who want to bill trips taken by others all to the same payment card – that means those who you add will need to be part of a fairly trusted group of people.