Sentence examples for in a position to trust from inspiring English sources

Paul Benson, for example, has argued that being autonomous implies a measure of self-worth in that we must be in a position to trust our decision-making capacities to put ourselves in a position of responsibility (Benson 1994; cf. also Grovier 1993, Lehrer 1997, and Westlund 2014).

What the coach didn't say was that England is in no position to trust any other keeper.

It's about making a fair and proper judgement on the facts in front of me and making sure the BBC is in a position to rebuild trust".

This puts Spire in a position to be a trusted technology partner, helping emerging markets quickly make the shift to blockchain.

They are in a position to go to trusts and foundations and benefactors.

After all, it is those who live in an area who know what people there want, are in a position to win their trust and confidence, get them to try theatre when perhaps they were wary, and entice them to participate in arts activities of all kinds.

Local players who were in a position to gain the trust of local producers implemented the project.

Only when we can do so, will we be in a position to place and refuse trust intelligently.

Patients feel that an ethical concern could arise if the surgeon is in a position to exploit a patient's trust in order to increase their own credentials and/or acquire a new publication.

Fry says the trust is not in a position to examine individual remuneration.

The US intelligence community is in a very poor position to be trusted with protecting civil liberties while engaging in intelligence work.