Sentence examples for trust will decide from inspiring English sources

In the next few days, the new Yankee brain trust will decide Torre's fate.

A soon-to-be appointed trust will decide what, if anything, will take the company's place as a repository of the work.

The agreement is vague on how the trusts will decide which group will take ownership of a given plot.

Let's just hope the same brain trust that imported cane toads to Australia to eat sugarcane beetles, is not the same brain trust that will decide our future.

In Brussels -- that center of perhaps overweening and remote governmental power -- the European Commission's Vice President, Joaquín Almunia Amann (who's also the Commissioner responsible for competition -- in other words the top anti-trust enforcer) will decide "in a matter of weeks" if Google is breaking European law -- across a range of its activities, not merely Street Views.

"We have sought a report from the trust and we will decide what to do later".

However, this mentality ignores the key issue of trust and how this sentiment will decide the presidential election.

Despite what the Tories say about the NHS being the main doorstep issue and UKIP saying it's immigration, it is who is trusted on the economy that will decide who gets into Number 10.

In general, humans will decide their level of trust based on arbitrary, heuristic rules, since there is no formal consensus on how to evaluate trust.

There is also a real risk that the IRS will decide that donor-dominated management disqualifies a trust.

Health and social services will decide locally the number of local authority places for each care trust.