Sentence examples for trusted guardian from inspiring English sources

The army says it is the trusted guardian of Egypt and when the Muslim Brotherhood hijacked the revolution it launched a corrective coup as demanded by the people.

Powerful institutions such as the Bundesbank, the trusted guardian of economic stability, and the constitutional court, which has said Germany is close to the limit of how much power can be surrendered to the EU, do much to set the boundaries of the euro debate.

Patients were assisted in the selection of a responsible, trusted guardian.

Keith Jones, environmental practices adviser for the trust, said: "As trusted guardians of places of historic interest and natural beauty we believe the measure of our success is when you can't see that anything has been done".

[Updated at 2 37 p.m., Sept. 3: John Goodwin, a spokesman with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission -- which doubles as the Bay Area Toll Authority -- confirmed that a new creature has come into the possession of "trusted guardians who can be counted upon to make the decisions that are truly in the best interests of the troll".

The trust, guardian of England's natural treasures, is one of the biggest landlords in this part of the Lake District.

But that's all in the past and now she "regrets ever trusting the Guardian".

I also trust the Guardian to tell me about the latest (undoubtedly ridiculous) fads and give me intelligent analysis on any global news.

And if I may add it, I would advise continuing to support and trust The Guardian because the winner was chosen by authors, not editors.

Though at the moment this feature is only a concept, it could be very powerful as it gives the readers an effortless way to address the uncertainty around these stories, by trusting the Guardian to reach out and keep them updated with all the important story developments.

The member of this generation that he most trusted was the Guardian commentator Glenn Greenwald.