Sentence examples for concerned trust from inspiring English sources

Amid it all, a concerned trust were told they could have a place on the board for £6,000.

4) To put it more positively: everywhere and always where money is concerned, trust your money to the people you find, not to the people who find you.

Other questions concerned trust in the skills of the providers.

Asked to identify their top three concerns, trust finance directors said they were most concerned about delayed transfers of care, so-called bed blocking, which is at its highest level since 2008.

Patrick Ewing limped slightly down a Conseco Fieldhouse corridor, trailed by Dave Checketts, the Madison Square Garden president, and the rest of the franchise's concerned brain trust.

(ASK IF DO NOT TRUST TRUMP) How concerned are you that Trump might launch a nuclear attack without justification – very concerned, somewhat concerned, not so concerned, or not concerned at all?

Concerned about maintaining trust, she decided not to act until after the company's spring busy season.

Whittaker said that's smart, but that he's more concerned about general trust.

That is, they were least concerned about problems, least interested in government action, least likely to be active supporters, more trusting of government officials, and least concerned about other issues.

Remember what your friends are: Trusting, concerned, careful, and just amazing.

Mr Lord added his group has become "increasingly concerned" with the Concorde Trust and how they had handled the proposed move to a new museum.