Sentence examples for trusted to support from inspiring English sources
He has said Washington could not be trusted to support the Philippines if it were attacked, as mandated in a joint defence treaty.
The Mail could be trusted to support claims that the MMR vaccine causes autism because it never misses a medical scare story.
By throwing his weight behind the lawyers' long-planned protest march on behalf of Mr Chaudhry, Mr Sharif was able to engineer a crisis.Hitherto Mr Zardari may have trusted to support from America, Britain and Pakistan's army, who are all, to varying degrees, wary of the populist and conservative Mr Sharif.
Additionally, the thin, unstable ground near the park's geothermal features could not be trusted to support the weight of heavy equipment.
This "trust as insurance" system ensured that extended families could be trusted to support emergency health care costs.
It takes bravery and trust to support something that may fail, not something for which most networks are known.
The result was a gift of an endowment from the DeWitt Wallace Fund, thoughtfully administered through The New York Community Trust, to support the Department's programs.
In 1644, with the aid of a fund that had been left in trust to support needy scholars at the University of Cambridge, he matriculated at one of the colleges there, St. Catherine's Hall, and moved to Trinity College in 1646.
High trust provides a platform where success encourages the partners to cooperate further, demanding, in turn, more MCSs and greater levels of trust to support cooperation.
His review called for: A "Freedom to Speak Up Guardian" to be appointed in every NHS trust to support staff, particularly junior members.
As it turned out, the multimillion dollar pooch died just four years later and her funds were diverted back to the Helmsley family trust to support charities.
