Sentence examples for trusted not to from inspiring English sources

Could they be trusted not to rummage in private places?

Even a librarian had to be trusted not to steal the books.

Can he be trusted not to abuse the power that he's abused in the past?

It's clear, right now, that the populists can't be trusted not to drive their party into a ditch.

With Britain, not much; Israelis say that both Blair and Hague have advisers trusted not to tilt toward Arab interests.

You can't sell things to people who feel you can't be trusted not to sell them a pup.

That concern suggested that his successor would be someone who could be trusted not to hoard power in Vatican City.

A Catholic self-described "traditionalist," O'Reilly can't be trusted not to confuse religious interpretation with historical fact.

"The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust.

Mr Kissinger, for example, preferred to use Chinese interpreters because they could be trusted not to talk to the American press.

Only a quarter (24%) say that most MPs can be trusted not to let their private financial interests influence how they do their jobs.