Sentence examples for trust to serve from inspiring English sources

It would be inconceivable for a financial trustee to subvert a trust to serve its own interests.

I understand how important it is to have a person who I can trust and whose judgment I trust to serve as the White House counsel.

If you don't have a mentor, ask another industry professional who knows you well and who you trust to serve as a positive reference.

THE ESTATE PLAN Depending on whom you ask, you need to create either a will or a revocable trust to serve as the main document to execute both your and your spouse's wishes in the event of your untimely deaths.

South Downs was commissioned by the Terence Rattigan Trust to serve as a curtain-raiser to a new production of The Browning Version marking the centenary of the playwright's birth.

Huw Cooze, elected by the supporters' trust to serve as its director on the club's board, says that, with hindsight, the circumstances favoured the trust, allowing it to buy such a significant stake when the club was facing collapse.

Can schools be trusted to serve the disabled if rigid rules are relaxed?

Its detractors both in Parliament and industry questioned how far a privately-operated entity could be trusted to serve national strategic goals.

The government and its supporters say that the Shiites are not discriminated against, but that they also cannot be trusted to serve in the security forces.

Arrive at a technical, economic and/or legal means by which publishers can be trusted to serve ads themselves, without the ad counters interposing themselves in the mix.

In ancient China, eunuchs were trusted to serve the imperial family inside the palace grounds; in Italy several centuries ago, youthful male choir members were castrated to preserve their high singing voices.