Sentence examples for be trusted with its from inspiring English sources

No one should be trusted with its exercise, especially presidents and cabinet secretaries.

"The American wanted to know whether the elevation of Cairns entailed him being granted access to American intelligence and if so, whether he could be trusted with its security".

"The government can't be trusted with its own archives," explains WikiLeaks spokesperson, Kristinn Hrafnsson, justifying the shift from contemporary leaked cables to declassified (but obscure) documents.

Can more-modern Jews be trusted with it?

It is further evidence that David Cameron can't be trusted with it".

Barack Obama made his excellent joke that a man who could not be trusted with his Twitter account could not be trusted with the nuclear codes.

The FN now has a fresh chance to show it can be trusted with power after its attempts to run towns in the 1990s were widely judged to have exposed its failings, hurting its electoral fortunes for years afterwards.

In response to the nationwide calls for devolution that the Scottish independence referendum brought about it was announced back in November that Greater Manchester was to be trusted with $1.5 billion of its own money to spend on transport, housing, policing and planning, which has been Whitehall's domain until now.

He added: "Clinton's reckless conduct and dishonest attempts to avoid accountability show she cannot be trusted with the presidency and its chief obligation as commander-in-chief of the US armed forces".

Although this harsh portrayal of Mr Zuckerberg is unlikely to persuade millions of users to abandon Facebook, it will provide ammunition for privacy activists and others who insist that the network's bosses cannot be trusted with the enormous amount of data its users have provided about themselves.

If a building block is verified, then its outcomes can be trusted with a higher degree of confidence.