Sentence examples for be trusted to implement from inspiring English sources
The president is going to have to demonstrate that he can be trusted to implement a law the way it was passed".
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, told the nation's president Thursday that some of the six world powers were not to be trusted to implement the nuclear deal they reached this week with Iran.
The GOP will attempt to have it both ways saying to general market audiences that Napolitano is weak on immigration issues while telling Latinos that she cannot be trusted to implement fair and compassionate policy.
To the segment of hardline Ron Paul loyalists who believe that Johnson should not be trusted to implement libertarian orthodoxy all of the time, I suggest you've got exactly the wrong end of the stick.
Bret Stephens, who wrote, on the deal's first anniversary, that "what diplomats call" the J.C.P.O.A. is "known to the rest of us as the Disastrous Iran Deal," said that he "wrestles with the dilemma" of a policy he may support but a President he's not sure he trusts to implement it.
This means that not only must Carol be trusted by Alice and Bob, but also she must implement mechanisms to protect the data to which she has access from misuse by both insiders (Carol's own staff) and external attackers.
Trust 4 was the only trust to implement PACS.
Trust 1 was the only trust to implement a CPOE system.
This implies that the more a farmer is exposed to adaptation technologies, the more will be the willingness and trust to implement the techniques sustainably.
The more a farmer is exposed to the technologies of adaptation, the more will be the willingness and trust to implement the techniques sustainably.
