Sentence examples similar to un trusted from inspiring English sources

(During World War II they again served in East Africa, as well as in Burma [now Myanmar].) In 1922 Kamerun was divided under a League of Nations mandate between France and Britain, Britain administering its area within the government of Nigeria; after 1946 the mandated areas were redesignated as a United Nations (UN) trust territory.

The exponentiation programs were un-trusted and cannot communicate with each other, after deciding on an initial strategy.

This architecture relies on un-trusted entities to distribute segments of anonymous location information, and authorizes other entities to combine these portions and derive the actual location of a user.

Suppose a client needs to calculate the characteristic polynomial of A and its eigenvalues with the help of an un-trusted cloud server without revealing any private information, such as the input matrix, the actual output.

Two years later, based on Shamir's secret sharing scheme, Atallah et al. [12] constructed a verifiably outsourced computation protocol for matrix multiplication, which only needs one un-trusted cloud server.

However, for applications that are not willing to reveal information or meta-information to "un-trusted" services (clouds, etc)., the infrastructure has no alternative but to rely on functional (e.g., homomorphic) encryption for secure data aggregation or dissemination without disclosure.

(Just make sure you don't share your locker with an un-trusted person, that could not end well).

This, again, will make them uncomfortable, nervous, un-trusted, etc. Don't look at them worried, angry, or disapointed.

SEOUL, South Korea — The retired N.B.A. star Dennis Rodman said Monday that on his visit to North Korea last week, the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, trusted him enough to let him hold his baby daughter and asked him to bring a team of former basketball stars for games in Pyongyang and train the North's basketball team for the next Olympics.

But then it is her eyes that come forward... her Madonna eyes, soft as the newly born, trusting as the un-tempted.

"To be honest, at this point we no longer trust the international community or the UN".