Squandering trust for campaign triumph consigns the governance that follows to some sad approximation of disaster.
George Bush squandered our trust, he ignored the mandate and he wasted the opportunity".
DELRAY BEACH, Fla .— Whitney Tower, 56, a scion of the Whitney, Vanderbilt and Drexel fortunes, squandered his trust fund and sold family treasures to support a $1,000-a-day heroin habit before landing in a tough-love facility near here seven years ago and never leaving.
Analysts are calling you the new Microsoft, or, much worse, "the new Yahoo!" And most damning of all: you have squandered our trust.
But what was once symbiotic has become parasitic, and those intermediaries have now outlasted their usefulness and squandered whatever trust they conned out of us when we were given the choice between tainted privilege and safe obsolescence.
He asserted that the commission was "dysfunctional" as a result of its leadership, however, and was squandering public trust.
While Vermont Yankee demonstrates the ability of a single plant to squander public trust, it also demonstrates the emergence of the states in nuclear regulation.
In an e-mail and Twitter message intended to excite potential Republican donors, Mr. Lhota accused Mr. Weiner of "padding his résumé with dubious claims," "making up his own facts" and "squandering the trust of the public".
Chris Patten, the chairman of the BBC Trust, which oversees the BBC, said in an article in The Sunday Mail that the BBC's "reputation is on the line" and that the organization "risks squandering public trust," as a result of the scandal.
"We must never squander the trust of our allies and the respect for our highest office by promising that the president will embark on an open-ended, unconditional personal negotiation with a dictator responsible for running an international criminal enterprise, a covert nuclear weapons program and a massive system of gulags,'' Mr. McCain and Mr. Lieberman said in the article.
But HRC should at least ask herself if, in accepting those unseemly sums, she has come perilously close to squandering the trust voters need to feel they can place in her judgment as they cast their ballots.
