Sentence examples for violates a trust from inspiring English sources

"As a matter of principle, the New Yorker's breach violates a trust and undermines a system designed to help journalists do their job and serve their readers".

As long as advertising does not suggest that prices are lower than they actually are, I do not believe that raising prices when it is clear that a given performance is very popular violates a trust with the audience.

"[A]ren't you violating  a trust?" Bishop confronted him.

There's a difference between Facebook oversharing and violating a trust.

One can use one's life as material one does, anyway but these letters aren't you violating a trust?

Bishop dissented in these remarkable terms: One can use one's life as material — one does, anyway — but these letters — aren't you violating a trust?

The label "goes beyond information," Justice David H. Souter told Mr. McAdams, adding that it amounted to "a kind of conclusion of fault, that a person has violated a trust".

Bishop dissented in these remarkable terms: One can use one's life as material one does, anyway but these letters aren't you violating a trust?

"That is 'infinite mischief', I think...one can use one's life as material - one does, anyway - but these letters - aren't you violating a trust?

And in a separate case, Mr. Greenberg is awaiting a ruling by a federal judge on whether he violated a trust several years ago by terminating an A.I.G. retirement plan, removing the assets and using them for his own business pursuits.

In a statement, the foundation said: "The decision by foreign-owned handgun manufacturer Smith & Wesson to forge an agreement with the most anti-gun administration in our nation's history has violated a trust with their customers and with the entire firearms industry".