Sentence examples for trusted to save from inspiring English sources
Some veteran FIFA-watchers have a hard time believing that the organization can be trusted to save itself — or that it can even be saved at all.
A model that combines rights and redistribution can save capitalism from its own contradiction, but capitalists cannot be trusted to save themselves.
Likewise, the Department of Justice a joke in the Obama era isn't some outside savior that can be trusted to save the day.
A top adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday cast doubt on whether European nations could be trusted to save the agreement.
In a conversation with Fox News host Megyn Kelly, former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee declared that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump may be rough around the edges, but when the chips are down, he's the person you can trust to save your life – not unlike Captain Quint in the film Jaws.
Is there a contemporary secular rationalism that we can trust to save us from what is ridiculous in some religious beliefs?
"In the NHS we've had this reorganisation that nobody wanted imposed on us and then constant cost savings and pressure on trusts to save money.
Fantastic work by York Archaeological Trust to save the artefacts of Jorvik, even if the building went, they did brilliantly.
Lord Carter's 2015 review of efficacy in hospitals suggested that hospitals should be working more closely with neighbouring NHS trusts to save money.
The BMA surveyed senior consultants in hospitals throughout England and found 56% knew of clinically effective treatments being withdrawn by their NHS trust to save money or comply with policy directives.
There are four main reasons to use trusts: to save on estate taxes; to provide for your children if you and your spouse both die; to protect assets from your heirs' creditors and ex-spouses; and to maintain control, after your death, over the behavior of heirs.
