Sentence examples for to assert trust from inspiring English sources

In 1906 Winston Churchill even had the gall to assert "Trust the people" was his motto in a speech defending the hereditary monarchy and House of Lords.

In 1977 the constitution was revised to assert "absolute trust and faith in Almighty Allah [as] the basis of all actions".

They really wish to assert that we trust in God today and that we ought to trust in God.

That's because it merely asserts: "Trust me, it was big!" But unless readers know you personally, they have no reason to trust your assertions.

Comparison with traditional work Motivation of proposed work for human centric pervasive healthcare scenario asserts trust in human notion.

Insofar as I trust The Times, I trust it to assert accurately when it asserts facts, and to provide interesting and informed opinion.

It can help to assert journalists' role as trusted guides.

Simply put, legislatures can't be trusted to assert their restraining role in most cases.This is too fatalistic.

Given that the atmosphere is a community asset which serves all of us, we need to use the public trust doctrine (outlined by Mary Wood in her book Nature's Trust Environmental Laww for a New Ecological Age) to assert ownership through a public trust.

Any time one claims that a certain speech attempt is not an attempt to assert the truth, but rather an attempt to undermine trust in another party, one is undermining trust.

"You are trusting that third-party to assert your rights, to notify you when your information is being sought.