Sentence examples similar to bear trust from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for BBC management said it would "of course bear the trust's view in mind" about not airing The Apprentice during an election period.
If the next general election falls in the first part of 2010, the executive will of course bear the trust's view in mind when it considers when to transmit the next series of The Apprentice".
The more novel, complex, and unfamiliar the situations, the more influence such predispositions bear on trusting (or distrusting) behavior.
It's a bear market for trust in the markets these days, with companies beset by troubles often giving little or no warning.
But before you rush out to establish a dynasty trust, bear in mind that most financial advisers to the wealthy recommend these only for families that have $10 million to $20 million to pass on.
However, maybe recent history also bears out our trust in coexistence.
This is perhaps why Poland has been quickest to embrace shale gas; it trusts Russia as it would trust a bear to guard a picnic hamper.
And that I could be here on this night — to establish trust, to bear witness and just to be in this room.
I knew I had an agenda that night, and I needed to establish trust, to bear witness and not to be thrown out of the room.
Our democratic faith is more than the creed of our country, it is the inborn hope of our humanity, an ideal we carry but do not own, a trust we bear and pass along.
