Sentence examples for trusted to play from inspiring English sources

Western journalists are not to be trusted to play along with that scam.

Not a man, say Democrats, who should be trusted to play fair with the memory of JFK.

Had Jonny Wilkinson been trusted to play at fly-half throughout last season's Five Nations, surely he would have learnt better how to control a Test match.

The American silence on Russia's actual and potential stake in Iraq only solidifies the conviction of some Russians that the White House cannot be trusted to play fairly, new friendship or not.

Mr. Hastert and Representative Tom DeLay, the House Republicans' chief enforcer and fund-raiser, have shown such bad faith that they cannot be trusted to play fair with such a weapon.

For all its flaws, it has retained the status once enjoyed by the US networks, broadly trusted to play umpire between competing claims on the truth – or at least to try.

The WI is well-placed to gather information across England and Wales about the adequacy of existing health services, to call upon Ministers, constituency MPs, local councils, the courts and primary care trusts to play their part, to make sure that people are informed about the state of our prisons and the state of many people in them and to enlist public support for change.

"It takes courage, it takes bravery and takes trust to play our brand of football," he insists.

Example: From Jane McGonicgal's TED talk where she suggests that it takes a lot of trust to play a game with someone because you need them to spend their time with you, play by the same rules, shoot for the same goals.

You need an ear to the ground, and a willingness not only to seek out new music, but also the trust to play that new music out in DJ sets.

They delivered a series of huge plays, and Rivers trusted them to play most of the fourth quarter, while his stars sat on the bench.