Sentence examples for deserve the trust from inspiring English sources

To deserve the trust embodied in appointment power, the president should have a sound understanding of the judges as independent decision makers who follow an interpretive methodology that operates differently from political choice.

And, on Wednesday July 21st, the European Union said it was delaying a decision on an aid package worth €125m ($153m) over three years, because of its worries about continuing corruption.In the first months of Mr Kibaki's rule, it looked like he did indeed deserve the trust that the voters and international donors had placed in him.

GMC chairman Prof Sir Peter Rubin said: "Overall the standard of care that patients receive in the UK is good and doctors continue to deserve the trust and respect of the public.

You have shown that you do not deserve to hold your post, and you do not deserve the trust of civilized people.

It is now on record that they have betrayed, lied and cheated us of basic rights, while simultaneously claiming they deserved the trust of the Palestinian people.

Have we deserved the trust that communities put in us?" (At the National Summit for Organised Local Government, Durban, 22 November 1996) "Communication technologies have transformed the way people live and the manner in which countries develop.

But we do deserve the people's trust, at least so far".

An ethics commission appointed by Quinn is reviewingovernment changes thathe Freedom of Information Act.

The estate of Bly is rambling, isolated, and inhabited by characters who don't seem to deserve the reader's trust--the perfect setting for a deliciously subtle horror story.

Plymouth Argyle supporters demand and deserve answers," the Trust said.

These data have demonstrated that the Obama Administration does not deserve the American people's trust when it comes to healthcare, and this dupery is found in their policies towards America's seniors as well.