Sentence examples for trust was introduced from inspiring English sources

It seems that God knew that these laws would have to be rooted in a contract to which all signers would be obligated; thus trust was introduced into the human equation.

The trust was introduced to ensure "unprecedented obligation to openness and transparency".

Trust is introduced into the security policy to minimise threats that are related to secondary disclosure of information caused by data consumers abuse of privileges.

The legal framework for these trusts was introduced in January 2013, ostensibly with the idea of bringing transparency to the way campaigns are funded.

From 2003, Foundation Trusts were introduced converting hospitals into semi-independent businesses.

Care trusts were introduced in England in 2002 as a hybrid provider of NHS and social care.

A month after he won the trust of one alleged killer, Rugurika was introduced to another, Juvent Nduwimana, in a bar.

The BBC has been told that the measure is being reviewed daily and was introduced after all health trusts reported an extraordinarily busy weekend.

In the UK, mandatory surveillance of cases of MRSA bacteraemia was introduced in all acute NHS Trusts in England in 2001.

And even if some legislation was introduced to formalise these server blocks, can we trust parliament to examine it properly?

Nada Ahmed said there were questions surrounding the "proportionality" of the scheme which was introduced by the Care Quality Commission a year ago at 11 failing hospital trusts.