Sentence examples for would be trusted from inspiring English sources

He would be trusted by children leaving care.

Whether his conversion would be trusted by those outside the organisation is also a moot point.

Critics questioned whether a church-run service would be trusted by victims of abuse by priests and in church institutions.

Teams would be trusted not to feign knocks, although there would, of course, be an independent doctor around for verification in league or Test matches.

He says that Labour can be more radical than the Tories: it created the welfare state and would be trusted by the public to change it, not dismantle it.

Ron Cook as Polonius in Jude Law's "Hamlet" was the only time I didn't just see the blundering old fool, but the man who would be trusted by two kings to be their most trusted minister.Scott Salvato Valley Stream, N.Y.

I suppose if localism was adapted into a slogan, it would be: "Trust the people".

If the prediction error was acceptable, the estimated value of (f(s_{i}^ )) would be trusting and is used to determine gradient.

At best, Russia would never be trusted; at worst, it would be seen as an adversary.

"These particular women would not be trusted night after night on national television and the traditionally conservative networks would not bank on them," says Caruso.

In my country, he wouldn't be trusted with a pair of scissors".