Sentence examples for be trusted with having from inspiring English sources

The Labour leader will say the ongoing chaotic delays on the route are proof that "private transport operators cannot be trusted with having passengers' best interests at heart".

He was widely expected to be trusted with the occasion, having led the BBC's coverage of Princess Diana's funeral in 1997, the Queen Mother's funeral in 2001, and the Queen's golden jubilee celebrations in 2012.

They see their financial lives improve because they've shown they can be trusted with what they have.

(An amnesiac cannot be trusted with gold). She had worn the same outfit to the Princeton lab.

The continued attack may well damage the Conservatives as it plays into voters' suspicion that they cannot be trusted with the NHS.Labour has also flagged up an analysis of the latest NHS Workforce Census, which showed a drop in nurses per million of the population falling from 5,324 in 2009 to 5,172 in 2014.

By proving that you can be trusted with little, you have paved the way towards being trusted with a lot. 3. Don't cut corners.

I'm afraid Labour have had their chance to show they can be trusted with the NHS, and they have failed.

"He's said that not too many people could be trusted with the power he has.

No result in any elite sport can be trusted with reasonable certainty to have been achieved without performance-enhancing drugs, a number of American scientists say.

In short, they deeply, truly and fundamentally cannot be trusted with the powers they already have.

Can we be trusted with anything in case we have a weeping fit in the middle?