Sentence examples for trust to handle from inspiring English sources

Whom do they trust to handle the economy?

They're going to vote for people they think they can trust to handle their Social Security".

"There are groups of us that the security forces trust to handle weapons," explains Timur Murtazov, a former special-forces soldier who now drives a taxi.

Asked whom they would trust to handle the terrorist threat, voters were almost as likely to say Mr. Kerry as Mr. Bush.

But that would have been hard to achieve anyway, given Mr Obama's commanding lead – so rare for a Democrat – over Mr Romney when voters are asked which candidate they most trust to handle foreign policy.

The trio formed the Putnam Avenue Family Trust to handle the winnings and decided to take a lump payment of $151.7 million rather than receive the prize in installments.

Republicans have regained their traditional advantage over Democrats as the party most trusted to handle foreign policy.

His finance degree, recruiters told him, was useless because he was a "waidi ren," an outsider, who could not be trusted to handle cash and company secrets.

So it is appropriate that a new-fangled system was not trusted to handle the film during its premiere in Los Angeles.

Labor remains well ahead as the party most trusted to handle health (62.5% to the Coalition's 37.5%) and education (60.4% to the Coalition's 39.6%).

She worried it might put more student lives at risks, or that teachers could not be trusted "to handle the gun properly and not harm themselves".