Sentence examples for which trusts from inspiring English sources

A truly progressive politics fit for the 21st century requires a voting system which trusts people to cast a ballot for the party they believe in.

That may not sound like a winning message until you contrast it with the Republican plan, which trusts private insurers to decide how to cut costs.

Sir Mike Richards, the new chief inspector of hospitals, has said he would not include staffing levels when deciding which trusts to inspect.

This is because of a mistaken perception of privacy, which should only be due to individuals and not artificial arrangements created by law, which trusts are.

Non-emergency care, for which trusts get paid more, is gradually migrating to specialist hospitals where concentrated services can often get better outcomes.

But Mr Ivereigh locates the pontiff's roots elsewhere: in the broad Argentine movement known as Peronism, a kind of populism tinged with nationalism which trusts the wisdom of ordinary folk and resents all elites.

It is a two way process, in which trust can be built up over time.

It arose after a long period in which trust between Moscow and western capitals had dwindled.

"And she finds him funny, which, trust me, is very important".

Brown's cronies "Gordon's style of operating was like an old-fashioned court: he was the centre around which trusted courtiers moved".

Such activities may even imperil areas of cooperation between China and the international community in which trust in a well-functioning legal system is crucial.