Sentence examples for violating the trust from inspiring English sources

The NSA is violating the trust needed to accomplish its goal of protecting America's networks.

I felt they ought to have a chance at least to prove that they were not violating the trust of an audience.

Boras denied Phillips's characterization of their meeting last week, but also accused the general manager of violating the trust of a private meeting.

Scott McLemee, an essayist, wrote on Inside Higher Ed, an online publication (found at insiderhighered.com), that the New Press should "make a public apology for violating the trust its readers have in it".

"When employees steal from companies, they are not just violating the trust of their employer and damaging the reputation of the company that employs them; they are picking the pockets of all Americans," Andrea Robins, the director of customer relations for Saks Fifth Avenue, said in court on behalf of the company.

Without an attempt to solve the problem, you are violating the trust of the families.

Woods is not an officeholder who has violated the trust of those who elected him.

His "unacceptable personal conduct violates the trust that has been placed in him," Senator Jeff Sessions said.

Jordan Cohen, the AAMC's president, calls binding arbitration an "abhorrent idea" that would violate the trust between student and teacher.

"My brother acknowledges he violated the trust of those parents," Mr. Lieberth said of the 1986 incident.

It wasn't technically illegal, but it violated the trust of his supporters and sullied his pious image.