Sentence examples for with some trust from inspiring English sources

And on the other side of the deal, the lender can feel a little better about your ability to repay your debt with some trust in place.

The secret report will include that type of intelligence information, which will be shared only with some trusted governments.

Doctors say they are already working dangerous long hours - with some trusts reportedly making their medical staff work 100 hours a week.

"He would retire into his private chambers with some trusted high-ranking members of the party, where they would eat various snacks and listen to the phonograph.

The NHS in England faces a total bill of £65bn for new hospitals built under the private finance initiative, it was reported today, with some trusts facing annual "mortgage" repayments that make up more than 10% of their turnover.

David Flory, the TDA's chief executive, acknowledged that the finances of the 102 trusts he supervises are "a source of significant concern" after 26 of them ran up a combined deficit this year of £458m and the sector as a whole overspent by £247m, with some trusts busting their budgets by as much as £40m.

I got laid off last year and it was the kick in the ass I needed to finally start the studio, so I brought with some trusted artist, designer, and developer folks from Disney".

You may want to forge alliances with some trusted friends to help you in your noble cause.

You blasted away a piece of yourself, violated some trust with God," he said.

Mr. Maliki's moves against Shiite militias have built some trust with wary Sunnis, offering the potential for political reconciliation.

Picking up on Hodgson's theme, he said: "We have got to rebuild some trust with the supporters".