Sentence examples for interpret trust from inspiring English sources

This literal approach was followed until the 1950s; since then, the judiciary have been more willing to interpret trust documents in such a way as to make the trusts valid rather than void.

Respondents interpret questions about trust in government as "Who do you support, your representatives or Osama bin Laden?" (Mr Bush's personal approval rating is boosted by the same phenomenon).

We only emphasize that our approach is derived directly from the simple notion of trust transitivity, is easy to interpret, propagates absolute values of trust, and makes no assumption whatsoever about the network topology, and direct trust distribution.

CZ: Morphoses is already a demanding gig, and you like working with dancers you've come to trust can interpret your vision.

We used the concepts of responsiveness and trust to interpret the findings.

Take along a friend or someone whom you can trust to interpret for you if you don't speak the same language as the country in which you're filing the report.

There's a reason this society is so litigious and lawyers are so busy – it's because Sarah Palin can't be trusted to interpret the bill of rights for us.

"We need to gain something from the Americans, before we pose and smile with them," said Hamid-Reza Taraghi, an official who is one of the few trusted to interpret the speeches of Ayatollah Khamenei.

Political parties which demand the dismantling of all security and intelligence agencies do not fare well at the polls.W.W. asks this: "Who decided that the NSA and a secret court should be trusted to interpret the meaning of the fourth amendment in a context shielded from either public scrutiny or congressional or judicial oversight?"The answer is Congress.

"Rouhani can only attempt to have direct talks because the supreme leader has agreed to it; otherwise, Rouhani would not be in New York now," said Hamid-Reza Taraghi, an insider who is one of the few people trusted to interpret for the public the supreme leader's sermons and speeches.

(At present there are only a set of Caldicott principles that NHS Trusts are supposed to take into account when making decisions about whether and how to share patient data — but it's up to individual Trusts to interpret these guidelines).