Sentence examples similar to tight trust from inspiring English sources

They hold tight, trusting their fate to the density of the cover, and their perfect camouflage.

This tight, trust-based co-operation between the publishing house and the printing house mediator is an important component of long-term co-operation.

Or at least to look for bond deals with tighter trust indentures, such as a separate escrow account for construction money that can't be tapped until an independent agent has scoped out the on-site status for the trustee.

Mr. Kerry has relied on a tight group of trusted advisers to orchestrate the finances.

The Kirchners developed a tight network of trusted friends in Santa Cruz, several of whom followed them to Buenos Aires (where they were dubbed "the penguins").

Feige's description of the Marvel modus operandi certainly has a ring of Pixar (also owned by Disney) about it: "[They've] allowed us to be a relatively small, tight-knit brain trust," he told the Wire this week.

As citizens, let's raise our voices and help to report any issues on election day as well as celebrate all those who run a tight ship and bring trust to the underpinning of our democratic systems," Manning said.

General budget support, the investment of large amounts of money in government systems based more on trust than tight tracking systems, was the most extreme expression of a serious belief in ownership.

Every time there is a leak like this, the powers that be close the circle of trust a little tighter.

Things were locked down tight and few were trusted with personal information.

The project, both intimate and removed, hinges upon Depoorter's ability to build trust within a tight timeframe.