Sentence examples for trusted to operate from inspiring English sources

Pilots train for years before they're trusted to operate a flying machine safely, there's nothing to say jetpacks would be different.

Civilian mediators can be useful too, sometimes opening up negotiating tracks states cannot, and being trusted to operate without their own political agenda.Another essential in peace negotiations is combatants' acceptance, at least privately, that the hope of winning has died away.

"We need to make the case — and I believe we're making it increasingly by the day — that we are a conference that can be trusted to operate the Senate responsibly," Mr. Gianaris said the other day over egg whites with feta cheese at an diner a few blocks from his district office, at the end of the N and Q subway lines.

From a privacy perspective, notaries have to be trusted to operate responsibly.

Twitter relies heavily on consumer trust to operate: if users think that it's a hotbed for CIA snooping, this could turn them off from tweeting.

At that point, only JPL had been trusted to build and operate NASA's big planetary missions.

Israel does not trust Hamas to operate the Palestinian side of Karni or Rafah, or to hire private companies, even Turkish ones, to do so.

But I thought we were still, broadly, trusting them to operate on behalf of their constituencies and ask the questions that we would ourselves.

According to a paper published in 2014 in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, the more humanlike the car's alert features — name, voice, gender — the more people trust it to operate competently, as a human driver would.

Once we have acknowledged that WSPs can be trusted, we can start to build the trust, security and privacy preserving infrastructures that cloud service providers require, by relying on these trusted third parties to operate parts of the security infrastructure.

"The older the cemetery is, the greater is the reliance on the trust income to operate it," said Mr. Niederer, who also administers the nine-acre Harbourton Cemetery in Hopewell Township, which Riverview assumed in 1986.