> if this kind of connection can be trusted to be secure enough, though.
His difficulty is that even the Supreme Court cannot be trusted to be impartial.
"Can Pachauri be trusted to be honest, open and transparent if a mistake is made?
His parents, especially his mother, ate from the vending machines and could be trusted to be watching from the balcony.
It would be nice if our representatives could be trusted to be statesmanlike, at least professional and dignified.
It really is embarrassing just being watched all the time — like we can't be trusted to be alone".
Only a country that protects the rights of all its citizens can be trusted to be truly responsible for the protection of world peace.
Iraq cannot be trusted to be honest about its weapons, and the United States has become openly committed to a change of Iraqi regime.
All this was designed to reassure white America that he could be trusted to be champion, that he would not become another Jack Johnson, flouting its mores.
If the people can be trusted to be reasonable, all things are possible, the historian George Bancroft argued, in an 1835 speech called "The Office of the People".
Because in the post cold war world, the new thinking goes, there are some countries and leaders who simply cannot be trusted to be rational about nuclear weapons.
