Sentence examples for job of trust from inspiring English sources

With reference to the BBC's failed digital programme, he also said that he would not have taken the job of Trust chairman if he thought it meant being in charge of major IT projects.

"The co-chairs have done a very artful job of building trust and that's paying off.

The company hopes to produce the results of an internal audit within a month, and to begin the difficult job of rebuilding trust.

She told Kroll "the job of the trust is to protect the licence fee payers' interests", adding: "There is not one person around the table who can understand why there was no challenge from you".

Thompson jumps in: "Well how do you think we got to £950,000 then?" Lyons begins that it is not the job of the trust to determine individual payments before he is cut off by an MP.

"We have underlined very clearly that it is not the job of the trust to make decisions about the terms and conditions of performers or the sanctions that are applied to them when they are found to be wanting," Lyons added.

But Mrs Hodge said the the job of the trust was "to protect the licence fee payers' interests", adding: "There is not one person around the table who can understand why there was no challenge from you".

It is folly to outsource the tasks of combat to private contractors with no commitment to the nation's broader goals in Iraq, undermining the already hard job of gaining Iraqis' trust.

Who has done a good job of re-establishing trust in his or her leadership? A. The one name that comes to mind is someone I was involved in recruiting, Jamie Dimon, at Bank One.

It is unlikely that an ex-prisoner will ever get employment in jobs requiring high levels of trust, such as managing funds, keeping an eye on accounts, caring for kids, or many professional jobs.

Of course, one wouldn't have wanted Edward VIII on the job, what with his expressions of trust in "Herr Hitler".