Sentence examples similar to title and trust from inspiring English sources

There are half a dozen thrillers with "jigsaw" in the title, and I trust that anyone watching me at one of my jigsaws assumes I'm not just fiddling about with bits of cardboard.

Published in 2011 under the title Ms Trust: Gender Networks and Trust – Implications for Management and Education, the research found that while women were happy to socialise and network with other women, in a risky professional environment they tended to trust each other less than they trusted men.

It provides core title insurance and escrow and other title related services including collection and trust activities, trustee's sales guarantees, recordings and reconveyances, and home warranty insurance.

While the upper areas of Chepareria hold individual title deeds, the group ranches and trust land of the lower areas have and continuously continue to be sub-divided into privately enclosed land based on informal contractual agreements to secure their properties.

Today, it takes far more than a title to earn the support and trust of followers.

Our producer runs copy, title and image ideas past trusted promoters before we go to print.

As the episode's title suggests, lots of characters are grappling with  honesty and trust.

The Idiot (1868): The tale of Prince Myshkin - the "idiot" of the title - whose naive and trusting nature precipitates disaster for the people around him.

The title Never Trust a Hippie comes from the famous John Lydon quote in the punk era, but seems even more appropriate now that the children of the 1960s are running the show.

And trust me.

As the holder of legal title to trust assets, the trustee may also be liable to the IRS, tort plaintiffs, other parties to contracts and even third-party beneficiaries of those contracts.