Sentence examples for may trusts from inspiring English sources

We find that even though may trusts must have taken substantial losses, they were practically all in a position to withstand the storm and come through it in at least a fair position to benefit from the subsequent upward trend.

If health is up to it then attractions are obvious: close ally, one of the few May trusts, remainer, experience of the Home Office (under her) and crucially straight in from outside so no wider reshuffle required.

The day independent journalists are encouraged, even empowered, to question your authority is the day I may trust you.

Although ColdFusion is secure and one may trust their code as being secure, a programmer truly worried about security will cultivate a low level of paranoia.

Markets may trust the E.C.B. to keep its word, but they do not fully trust politicians to keep their end of the bargain.

Now, you may trust the government agencies more than you do private companies because the agencies are supposed to be serving the public, not increasing profits for shareholders.

Millions of public-sector workers, even if they know cuts are coming, may trust Labour to lower the axe more gently than the Tories.

"You may trust your friends and roommates, but you don't have to," said Jeffrey E. Levine, the chairman of Douglaston Development and its construction arm, Levine Builders.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1— Tucked away in the Smith sonian Institution, if one may trust the telephone di rectory, is an organization named the Center for Short Lived Phenomena.

"You may trust me, you may not," Berezovsky says.

She may trust that, when the time comes, she will intend it (Setiya 2007).