Sentence examples for trust to understand from inspiring English sources

Ian Gillespie, chief executive of Vanguard Healthcare Solutions, said: "Patient care is our number one priority and we're working closely with the trust to understand and fully investigate the root causes of any complications.

He will say: "I want every director of every hospital trust to understand the impact this harm is having not just on their patients, but also on their finances.

How can the mayor that ordered mass arrests of innocent people and manipulated crime statistics possibly be the President we trust to understand and implement community policing?

This is the first study to apply sociological perspectives of trust to understand public perspectives of community pharmacy.

We discuss our findings in the light of two theoretical interpretations of trust; trust in expert systems, and interpersonal trust, to understand the feedbacks and to explore strategies for the better governance of immunization services [ 22].

Talk to a friend, or anyone that you can trust to understand your situation.

And can't the public be trusted to understand that plays generally change for the better before opening day?

Some justices say the public cannot be trusted to understand what goes on at oral arguments and how the arguments figure in the work of the court.

She didn't mind that Kate always asked like this, appealing above her head to the doctors, as if her mother couldn't be trusted to understand her own disease; it was only Kate's way of channelling her emotions.

One was whether the pilots of private planes, or pilots for foreign airlines, could be trusted to understand instructions to stop in the middle of the runway, without proof that they had been trained.

Well: the first duty of our politicians should be to protect our liberties, and to encourage us to see that liberty carries risks, which we should be trusted to understand and accept so that we can make our own lives our own way.