Sentence examples for commit trust from inspiring English sources

Once your volunteers commit, trust your own instincts, and theirs, and learn from your mistakes.

Arrangements disclosed today by the magazine Computer Weekly show the government committed trusts to provide 200 staff to work with the computer companies to devise the best possible systems.

Team learning in turn seems to be affected by team leadership and a solid social and structural team architecture (committed professionals, trust and alignment).

My colleagues and I have found that apologies and promises were ineffective if the individual who committed a trust violation had issued a deceptive message earlier in the experiment.

(Somehow faith in the Department of Health has increased since the arrival there of the irresistible Lord Darzi, surely just the kind of surgeon into whose handsome care one would commit oneself, trusting and starry-eyed).

If you're considering giving up something you enjoy, like alcohol or sweets, instead commit to trusting yourself to listen to your intuition and make responsible decisions depending on the situation.

Start confiding in someone slowly, seeing how they respond, before fully committing to trust them.

Another firm committed to trusts and estates is Katten, which has more than 50 lawyers in the group.

I simply committed and trusted; no obsessing, no second-guessing.

I was so committed to trusting God and changing, I wouldn't even consider the possibility of living as a gay man, even six years after my wife left me.

Surely, regardless of our religious affiliation, we share a common belief that sexuality is God's life-giving and life-fulfilling gift, and that we sin when this sacred gift is abused and exploited, perhaps most particularly when such abuse is committed by trusted religious leaders.