Sentence examples for trusts to do from inspiring English sources

Mr Hilton, whom Mr Cameron trusts to do the government's long-term thinking, barely follows the headlines.

It is most likely they'll employ current commissioning managers from primary care trusts to do it for them.

Mr Gove seems to forget that those he trusts to do the job of teacher training better than the current university/school came through that very system.

Others make light of that threat and point out that, whatever Murdoch's frequent guidance to his beloved Sun, he leaves broadsheet editors he trusts to do what they want.

But it is unusual for all five health trusts to do it at the same time.

"We've had significant interest since we started promoting this scheme amongst out member supporters' trusts, and both the Manchester United Supporters' Trust and Spirit of Shankly are currently seeking listings for Old Trafford and Anfield, "We hope that this successful application by OxVox, in many respects groundbreaking, encourages other supporters' trusts to do the same".

There has to be enough trust to do that.

An independent regulator could be trusted to do that.

But who can you trust to do this?

Democratic venality undermines the Democratic argument that Washington can be trusted to do good.

Local managers are trusted to do what best fits local conditions, says Mr Bowman.