Sentence examples for whose trust is from inspiring English sources

"The BBC owes it to the survivors and to everyone it works with or whose trust is placed in it, to make sure these events can never be repeated.

Bloodstained walls and people waiting on trolleys for hours have been discovered at a hospital whose trust is already in special measures.

Roe, whose trust is now being changed to a 5% payout TRU, happily reels off her plans for the added income:" Build a new house, add to my personal investments and put a roof on an AIDS treatment house in Albuquerque where I volunteer".

As shown in Figure 4, there are nine nodes whose trust degree is greater than 0.6, there are seven nodes whose trust degree is greater than 0.7, and there are six nodes whose trust degree is greater than 0.8.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, whose blind trust is managed by Quadrangle, said in a statement on Monday: "Steve has a unique understanding of the incredibly complex relationships between government and markets.

For example, if λ n =1, the access requests from users whose trust value is between 0 and 1 would be rejected.

Property 3: second-hand information is considered from only those nodes having a trust value greater than the trust threshold and whose trust deviation is less than the deviation threshold.

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

As Dixon-Woods et al (2008) have shown, there are different 'publics' whose trust may be at stake.

"If we try to hide the reality of what happened we are going to sow seeds of hatred among those whose trust we are trying to gain and in whose name we said we were doing all of this".

This may make no sense on the surface, but you'd be surprised how much a kid whose trust has been completely eroded can believe in people who claim to have all the answers.