Sentence examples similar to trust fed from inspiring English sources

He hopes that this message will appeal to young voters who do not trust the feds.

Hambleton secretly kept a little meat for himself; he didn't trust the Feds to resist political pressure if someone decided it would be inconvenient for U.S.-Japan relations to find sei whale for sale in the United States.

"I'm dead inside" is how she explains herself to Caroline Beth Behrss), the ditzy heiress who needs a job after her trust fund is frozen by the feds along the rest of her father's Ponzi-built fortune.

Under the bill the feds would establish a national trust fund privately financed by defendant companies and insurers, but contributions by corporations would be limited to a percentage of 2002 earnings.

IN FED WE TRUST: Ben Bernanke's War on the Great Panic.

In plain English, this signifies that banks borrow from the Fed because they don't trust the external fed funds market between themselves.

This is the only way for students to learn to trust their own judgment, rather than being spoon-fed "answers" from talking dispensing machines.

They've been spoon-fed, spoon-fed, spoon-fed.

The feds say that one customer, thanks to a trust in Belize, ended up paying no taxes in two years, though he really owed $3 million.

At 62, the director-general of E-Act (formerly Edutrust Academies Charitable Trust), sitting in his London West End office, looks healthy, well-fed and pleased with himself.

Paula Junghans, acting head of the Justice Department's tax division, says the feds have criminal cases against more than 100 different trust promoters in the works.