As an advantage, the trust-based link quality can describe the joint effect of wireless channel condition, channel estimation error, and misbehavior of relay nodes.
Discretion is very important and I have never taken advantage of the trust placed in me.
"He has taken advantage of the trust the voters placed in him and lost both the promise and capacity to ignite positive change.
He said Harris took advantage of the trust placed in him through his celebrity status, adding: "You clearly got a thrill from committing offences while others were nearby".
In the case of three of the four victims, Sweeney told Harris, he "took advantage of the trust placed in you because of your celebrity status" to carry out the attacks.
Rolf Harris has been jailed for five years and nine months for indecently assaulting young women and girls after the trial judge told the 84-year-old entertainer he had taken advantage of the trust provided by his fame.
So he showed up at a church, took advantage of the trust of an unarmed group of black people who were seeking to better themselves in a place they felt safe, and murdered nine of them, one of them 87 years old.
The big tax advantage of the trust is not this partial deduction but the fact that it can sell the asset without taking a capital gains hit.
Native advertising takes advantage of the trust that that industrialized media companies have built over a century of delivering the news.
Canadas finance minister, Jim Flaherty, despite his partys pledge less than a year ago not to impose additional taxes on the trusts, announced late Tuesday that the government proposes to tax trust distributions at regular corporate income tax rates effectively eliminating the chief advantage of the trust structure as a flow-through entity.
"You mislead the people of this county, and took advantage of the trust that had been built," he wrote on Facebook.
