Sentence examples for be trusted with more from inspiring English sources

Can the police be trusted with more powers?

Brat added that Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson is too "involved in the unconstitutional amnesty" plan to shield illegal immigrants from deportation – a program a deadlocked Supreme Court effectively blocked last month — to be trusted with more responsibility.

"Given the size of Marriott, why would you trust a third party to have this [customer] information in the first place?" wrote a disgruntled commenter on the hotelier's website.Customers may ask themselves whether companies that cannot keep a simple e-mail list safe can be trusted with more sensitive things, like their credit-card details.

If you can't be trusted to be happy with what you have now, how can you be trusted with more.

SPEAKER PEREZ And now you can tell the voters that you did something about pension reform and can be trusted with more of their tax money.

As you grow older,you will be trusted with more responsibility and jobs, such as looking after new guides or helping out before a meeting.

As chairman of the Rugby Football Union and a former Lions captain, there is no one on planet rugby who has been trusted with more senior roles as both a player and an official than the 64-year-old Beaumont.

We did the movie the way they used to do it.' All the Pretty Horses is a modern epic, with 'interiors out of Sling Blade ' and 'outdoors that look like John Ford', with a big budget and big stars, directed by a guy who's never been trusted with more than a few million dollars before. 'I think the natural tendency these days is to use one of the big guys to direct.

As Dr. Ivey's competence became clear, she was trusted with more responsibilities, moving up the ladder.

At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.

This man can't be trusted with any more money without strict oversight and micromanagement from Congress Democrats have vowed not to give Bush any more money this year.