Sentence examples for whose trust from inspiring English sources

These are his responsibilities as an elected representative of the people, whose trust he has betrayed.

"I apologize to the citizens of Connecticut, whose trust and respect I prize above all else".

"There needs to be a feeling from the public – whose trust we're trying to regain – that it is genuinely independent.

And to succeed, he must win over an increasingly skeptical public whose trust in government has eroded over decades.

John trusted his sources to tell him the truth, and they did, being people whose trust he had earned.

That conversation is certainly important but needs to broaden out to include the public, whose trust we have to maintain.

But more importantly, I apologize to the citizens of Connecticut, whose trust and respect I prize above all else.

"Micah Lasher is an outstanding and effective advocate and manager whose trust and counsel I have relied on for more than a decade," Mr. Schneiderman said on Sunday.

She articulates the existential anguish of an endangered species, clean athletes whose trust in those who have a duty of care to them is shattered.

Then there were two extraordinary Americans: George Peabody, whose Trust invented modern social housing; and Charles Yerkes, who forged the London Underground.

After Oda was assassinated in 1582 Terumoto made peace with Oda's successor, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, whose trusted general he became.