Sentence examples for entitled trust from inspiring English sources

In a blog post entitled "Trust, confidence and Verifiable Data Audit," DeepMind paints a picture of a technical audit infrastructure that uses "mathematical assurance" and open source respectability to deliver "verifiable" data access audits that — it presumably hopes — will euthanize the trust issue, down the road.

Entitled "Trust Us", it has been co-written by a consultancy, SustainAbility, which counts such companies as Ford and Shell among its clients, and the United Nations Environment Programme.

In horrifying irony, he even appeared in a 1990s BBC 2 show, entitled Trust Me, I'm A Doctor, performing operations on a child.

And Qui Nguyen's "Bike Wreck" harnesses the volatile anger of ethnic minorities being squeezed out of a Manhattan increasingly accommodating only to entitled trust-fund kids and Wall Street vipers.

The vice-chancellor was entitled to trust her financial advisers and she was badly let down".

The claim is not that one can validly infer God as the cause of theistic religious experience, but that one who participates in such experience is entitled to trust it as a ground for belief.

Below given conditions are holds: 1) S2 receives the rationale {{CASID} K1, {UID} K1 } that is encrypted with public key + K1; 2) S2 believes that all the decrypted credential components are recognizable 3) S2 entitled to trust that S1 sent message is fresh.

Below given conditions are holds: 1) S2 receives the rationale {pwd status, w} v that is encrypted with one-time random string v; 2) S2 believes that all the decrypted credential components are recognizable 3) S2 entitled to trust that S1 sent message is fresh.

Below given conditions are holds: 1) C receives the rationale {CASID, w} u encrypted with one-time random string u; 2) C believes that all the credential components received are recognizable 3) C entitled to trust that S1 sent message is fresh.

Below given conditions are holds: 1) S2 receives the rationale {fingerprint status, CARSID} x i.e., encrypted with one-time random string x; 2) S2 believes that all the credential components received are recognizable 3) S2 entitled to trust that S1 sent message is fresh.

Below given conditions are holds: 1) C receives the rationale {CARSID} y encrypted with one-time random string y; 2) C believes that all the credential components received are recognizable 3) C entitled to trust that S1 sent message is fresh.