Sentence examples for trusted to be able from inspiring English sources

Instead, I want to see more inland swimming places created, such as on the continent, where almost every reservoir has its beaches, most without lifeguards, as people are trusted to be able to look after themselves.

And this is the same company advertisers are supposed to trust to be able to calculate what their minimum bids on search ads are going to be.

If someone you know is ill, or just getting older, he may want someone that he knows and trusts to be able to make decisions about the care he receives.

Before the "dream team" of Kevin and Julia fractured into mulish remonstrance, Gillard maintained sufficient trust to be able to wander in and out of Kevin's gumnut room at will.

She said: "We will be making another unannounced visit to the hospital shortly and, when we do, we will expect the trust to be able to demonstrate it has made the required and sustainable improvements.

For years, Mr. Buskey washed dishes, packed boxes and performed other tasks that employers trusted him to be able to do without sight.

They don't even trust themselves, or the program's organizers don't trust them, to be able to find the right porn sites online.

He did not trust himself to be able to take the spot-kick.

But most books don't trust learners to be able to master multiple registers.

We should trust them to be able to use social media responsibly.

Who can you trust?" You ought to be able to trust your priest, of course, and people at St. Christopher's say they most certainly do.