Sentence examples for trust dates from inspiring English sources

However, the erosion of trust dates back earlier than implied.

KBR's ability to earn the Pentagon's trust dates back decades.

Weantinoge was organized 35 years ago, but Connecticut's first land trust dates to 1924 when the Newtown Forest Association was organized.

Cost: £299 Minimum sponsorship: £2,750 Charity: The Children's Trust Dates: 28 Nov – 6 Dec 2010 The Carpathians are one of the last strongholds for the European brown bear.

That familiar logo a little flame on the breast of the blue uniform and the instantly recognisable blue van are guarantees of trust.The trust dates from the days when gas was a nationalised industry, run by engineers who saw their role as getting a dangerous substance into people's homes as safely as possible.

The next month, however, he came under fire when charges of misfeasance and breach of trust, dating from his time as a government minister, resurfaced.

At issue is a lawsuit filed in 1996 by Elouise Cobell, a Blackfoot Indian, saying the government had mismanaged more than $100 billion in oil, gas, timber and other royalties held in trust dating from 1887.

Brown left behind a detailed will and trust, dated August 1, 2000.

The idea of land trusts dates back a century, but it was after World War II, when housing development surged, that the practice of private groups preserving native landscapes took off.

Some of the individual trusts dated back to the 1880s, and many of the records that might have tallied the exact amounts owed were lost or destroyed by the government, some accidentally and some on purpose.

Sussex Learning Trust, which manages schools in West Sussex, reported the largest gap of any multi-academy trust to date at 62.7%.