Sentence examples for trust to secure from inspiring English sources

Consider the executives at American Airlines, who paid themselves big bonuses and secretly set up a special trust to secure their own pensions, even while demanding pay cuts from their workers to save the company.

In 2008 it was replaced by a limited company with the same core purpose of the original trust: to secure the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity, while its subsidiary aims are to champion its principles and to promote freedom of the press in the UK and elsewhere.

These proceedings contained nothing which appeared to relate to this controversy, but they showed the pecuniary embarrassment of the company, and the execution by it of a deed of trust to secure its indebtedness, and the final sale of its property.

And who do you trust to secure our borders?" Since Gillard won the 2010 election by the slimmest of margins, Tony Abbott has painted her as someone who can't be trusted, in large part because of her promise before the poll not to introduce a carbon tax.

And who do you trust to secure our borders?" he said.

Republican Iowa Senator Joni Ernst plans to attend a Rubio campaign event today, saying in a statement that "Marco is not only a strong conservative and a good friend, but someone that I trust to secure our country".

Undermining trust: The cryptocurrency industry, and especially the exchange scene, has been under increasing scrutiny from regulators who say it can't yet be trusted to secure customer funds.

Scaffolding poles can be used to prop up the ceiling, but this approach should not be trusted to secure larger rooms, only passageways.

George Osborne, who was then shadow chancellor, said his counterpart Alistair Darling "does not trust himself to secure sound public finances, or he knows that the public do not trust him to secure them", claiming that Nigeria was the only other country to have a "fiscal responsibility act".

The core purpose of The Scott Trust is to secure the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity.

The core purpose of The Scott Trust is "to secure the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity".