"establish the trust" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe the process of someone or a group of people building a feeling of confidence in another person. For example: "The director's effort to be open and honest helped to establish the trust of the team."
Maybe then, he says, you will establish the trust you need to tackle the problem of the 12 million undocumented.
Carol Cronheim, a cultural affairs adviser to the governor, said the administration would begin working with legislators next month to establish the trust fund.
By working together on these things now, your leaders can establish the trust necessary to tackle bigger and tougher issues during Obama's second term.
In parallel with the recalling of the Assembly, we will engage intensively with the parties to establish the trust necessary to allow the institutions not only to function but to flourish.
He was a keen traveller, and his work with the trust took him especially to the tropics, where he had been born and had travelled as a child, and where he helped to establish the trust's overseas research programmes.
Stephen helped establish the trust's international reputation as one of the largest and most successful organisations using media and communications to improve the lives of the world's poor and promote better governance and transparency worldwide.
The second scenario involves the agent working at the customer's managed network and uses the Internet to establish the trusted transactions with the company's server.
"We need to re-establish the trust between partners.
Restrictions established by the benefactor who established the trust are considered to be voluntary.
Martin M. Shenkman, a trust lawyer in Teaneck, N.J., said that courts generally respected the desires of whoever established the trust.
Once established, the trust can collect claims for damages to the asset directly from the parties responsible, just as happens in the wake of an oil spill.
