Sentence examples for asserting the trust from inspiring English sources

Study involves asserting the trust reasoning capabilities within the system which will help it to determine the level of access that entity may or may not have to shared resources.

In the resolution, adopted today, they have also recommended Facebook make additional changes to combat election interference — asserting the company has not just breached the trust of European users "but indeed EU law".

But the Community Service Society asserts that the trust's board of directors abused its authority in 1971 when it decided to divert much of the money the society was to receive from six trust funds.

Any time one claims that a certain speech attempt is not an attempt to assert the truth, but rather an attempt to undermine trust in another party, one is undermining trust.

In 1906 Winston Churchill even had the gall to assert "Trust the people" was his motto in a speech defending the hereditary monarchy and House of Lords.

The stronger it gets, optimists assert, the better the EU can win back the trust of voters.

Next time you read an article asserting that "trust is down," ask yourself -- which side moved?

Facebook's approach to its own publicity brings to mind something that academic and techno-sociologist Zeynep Tufecki wrote earlier this year — when she asserted: "The most effective forms of censorship today involve meddling with trust and attention, not muzzling speech itself".

In January Mr. Norsigian named the center as a defendant in his countersuit against the trust, asserting that it had conspired against his efforts to authenticate the images.

"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".

Finally, one asserts the proposition.