Sentence examples for homeland trust from inspiring English sources

Kidnapped Robert Louis Stevenson The Woman in Black Susan Hill Trumpet Jackie Kay Kidnapped is a great story and one with plenty of 21st-century themes to discuss: greed, evil, loss of homeland, trust, a young person's point of view – and where are the women?

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With that mixed record, can Vinokourov, who rides for the Astana team from his homeland, be trusted when he says that now he is clean?

And that smile that he gave her -- "Homeland's" brain trust must have been waiting two full seasons to unleash that on us.

SYRACUSE (AP) — The Oneida Indian Nation would be allowed to place more than 13,000 acres of its ancestral homelands into federal trust under a plan offered on Friday by the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Labour said the West Bank could be traded for peace; Likud that it was the Jews' biblical homeland, given in sacred trust by God and never to be surrendered.

In his address he told fellow Iraqis, "Your nation and its great homeland are also a trust whenever a caller for jihad calls upon you to defend land, honor, sanctities and sanctuaries".

Consider that we trust military and homeland security personnel with our lives, yet we don't give them lavish bonuses.

It is axiomatic in both films that the natives aren't to be trusted with their homeland security.

As a refugee from the depravities of two totalitarian regimes in Czechoslovakia, I had long trusted my chosen homeland to adhere to certain basic laws of the universal social contract.

Even though the Brody play somehow worked, the trust I had in "Homeland" to balance character exploration with pulse-pounding storytelling is quite damaged at this point.