Sentence examples for trusted to undertake from inspiring English sources

Politicians cannot be trusted to undertake such an exercise".

But it begs the question of whether or not business for profit should even be trusted to undertake efforts of a magnitude that their potential liabilities far exceed their ability to make it right.

13 The report states that risk assessment alone does not protect identified at-risk patients and failure by trusts to undertake VTE prevention duties has cost £110 million in negligence payments since 2005.

Likewise if we haven't always felt loved and cared for as a child, trusting someone to undertake that role in adult life can feel a step too far, so it's just easier to end a new relationship (or even one that's been around for a while) because the worry about being rejected first can feel very scary indeed.

The Commission said it had now opened a statutory inquiry after the trust failed to undertake an unspecified action ordered following an inspection in July.

One response to this threat is for Alice and Bob just to trust Carol not to undertake such cryptanalytic attacks.

What a deal like this announces is not that we don't trust state-owned companies to undertake such projects.

What came to seem his smartest deal – the ownership of the rights to the Nixon interviews – had been forced on him by circumstance, Frost having to fund the project largely himself because no one at the time trusted an apparently fading satirist to undertake the greatest White House story ever told.

He went on to say that only credible elections "will give the mandate of trust that is necessary to undertake economic reforms," according to a transcript of the speech released by the Russian government late Friday night.

"He no longer carries the trust and confidence of the Black community necessary to undertake the task in hand".

It was BC's commission on missing and murdered Indigenous women that first pushed Vancouver police to undertake some serious efforts to build trust with sex workers.