Sentence examples for enabled to trust from inspiring English sources

By doing this, it is possible they were enabled to trust the staff caring for their relative.

This success has been achieved by keeping things simple and enabling Warner to trust his own natural, attacking instincts as a batsman.

The most important element of Slim's proposal is the idea of giving us back our time — and enabling us to trust that using that time for ourselves won't somehow disadvantage us.

The British democratic system faces its most difficult challenge in history, to hold together such different peoples - to make them feel they belong to the same country, and to enable them to trust their government and laws at a time when many British citizens feel threatened by terrorism and illegal immigration.

A Richardson vice-presidency might enable them to trust the US enough to resolve their nuclear issues, and thus make the world a much safer place.

For them prescribed medication for depression and anxiety may provide additional -- and possibly critical -- aid in finding the safety that enables them to trust others and to pursue spiritual practices.

This supervisor assured his trainee that experience enables you to trust your gut feelings more (see Text box  1 quotation j).

That proposition enables civilized people to trust to argument with one another in the confidence that truth will win out; its absence compels barbarians to rely on clubs.

Most importantly, public financing of elections would enable the public to trust the true motivations of lawmakers.

Whereas clinical workers are required to extract fees from parents at the time of care, the community engagement system enabled community-based workers to trust clientele to eventually reimburse the system for pharmaceutical costs, even if families lacked cash at the time of care.

"This enables teachers and students to trust the system, get and give fair grades and gain insight into their course," Kofoed Wind says.