Sentence examples for be trusted to quickly from inspiring English sources
He said that the F.B.I. and Department of Justice "cannot be trusted to quickly or impartially investigate Hillary Clinton's crimes".
Told that death estimates can usually be trusted in clinical trials, she quickly retorted, "Not if you report the wrong follow-up date and not if you withdraw someone from a trial just before their death".
The United Nations and the Congolese army brought in troops, but I quickly learned that anyone in authority is not necessarily to be trusted.
People are not to be trusted.
But he quickly went on to the meat of his speech, saying Iran had proven time and time again that it could not be trusted.
In 1940 a somewhat similar role was played by "C" (Stewart Menzies) in building a friendship with Bill Donovan, who was trusted by President Roosevelt and quickly appointed co-ordinator of information with the British.
First, the research team must be able to quickly acquire the trust of the family and community and based upon that trust, communicate in a compassionate way the potential benefits to society or the family of diagnosing the cause of death.
There's trust there, people to trust.
Once trust is established and consent provided, the team must be able to mobilize quickly a trained physician and specimen collection supplies.
What is equally clear is that he needs to quickly and clearly demonstrate he is worthy of the trust placed in him by the South Africans.
