Allowing unfettered access, he told The Denver Post, is a matter of "trusting people's discretion".
It is as much a matter of trusting ourselves as of trusting strangers.
"It's just a matter of trusting it, and getting in the reps, which I'll do this afternoon.
"It really was a matter of trusting our scouts," said Houston Astros General Manager Jeff Luhnow, who was then the Cardinals' scouting director.
Ventura's reaction followed the pattern of managers who have felt compelled to be cautious when it came to the matter of trusting an unpredictable player.
As anyone who deals with corporate compliance will tell you, there is no perfect system and that it is ultimately a matter of trusting your people to comply with the rules.
He came out of the gate with his creature, and I would have to say, you've got to bring it down a little bit, and it's a matter of trusting me, understanding that you're still very much Dicky, you're just a little too big right now.
It wasn't simply a matter of trusting the players; the steroid era obliterated the great narrative myth of baseball itself: the faith in statistics as matters of fact, transcending time and place, connecting Ty Cobb and Miguel Cabrera, and everyone in between, in an uninterrupted story of elegant physical mathematics.
The corporate world has not distinguished itself in the matter of trusting women with the reins of large numbers of corporations.
It is a matter of trusting these companies and not of proving to the average voter that the results can be trusted.
Ultimately, believing in the truth embargo and the CHD testimonies is a matter of trusting the testimonies of strangers who could be telling what they believe to be the truth or maybe they're just actors who get paid to pretend they were abducted.
