Sentence examples for be trusted to check from inspiring English sources

Where the partisan press cannot be trusted to check the facts offered by the politicians they favour or accept the versions offered by those they do not, and the more independent or liberal press will not do so in either case, democracy is clearly in trouble.

Embezzlement happens when one person is trusted to write checks or use a credit card and reconcile the bank statements.

So imagine a college where students sit their exams unsupervised, take responsibility for timing them and for handing papers in afterwards and are trusted not to check the answers with a quick glance at the textbook.

Dually, distrust e indicates that the result of (e) cannot be trusted and check e indicates that (e) must be trustworthy.

"Power must never be trusted without a check".

Now, in light of the Supreme Court's ruling on Citizens United, John Adams might instead write: "Power must never be trusted with a check".

Permit holders undergo background checks and can be trusted not to shoot lawmakers, he said.

Here, it has to be considered that the centralized management needs to be trusted in terms of identity checks of the participants.

At this point, satellite-based methods (validated by occasional field spot checks) appear best suited for rapid response, although the satellite-based measurement has to consistently cross-check with ground truth if it is to be trusted.

The IOC's solution is for every Russian and Kenyan athlete to have to undergo an "individual evaluation" by their own sport to check whether they can be trusted, based on doping tests conducted internationally or by non-Russian or Kenyan anti-doping officers.

They never explained why their safety checks had failed — or why they deserved to be trusted now.