Príklady trust

• He's such a liar - you can't trust a word he says.

• I can't employ him in the shop unless I can trust him.

• After what she did to me, I'll never trust her again.

• You can trust Ruth because she always does things by the rules.

• He's a sly old devil - I wouldn't trust him with my money.

• Lack of trust is very destructive in a relationship.

• Theirs was a partnership based on mutual respect, trust and understanding.

• A good relationship is built on trust.

• All her life she had a childlike trust in other people.

• We place our trust in doctors, but even they are fallible.

• He has been raised in circumstances in which trusting the police has been unjustified.

• The contradictions have become so acute that words are no longer to be trusted.

• Listed equity is composed of equity securities of listed corporations and units in listed unit trusts.

• There is also the trace of a suggestion that for these reasons they can even be trusted more, being more innocent and, perhaps, neutral.

• In total, 13 (35%) of the later trusts said that their health authorities had set the agenda, compared with five (19%) of the early trusts.

• Our comparison of early and later trusts found little evidence that the process is being driven by building on success and developmental learning.

• Rapid social changes had undermined the charitable objects of many trusts.

• Could the 'cheap men ', or unskilled labourers employed by the electric company, be trusted to read the meter ?

• Most adolescents also reported that their parents trusted how they handled their schoolwork.

• Third parties were not trusted, in terms of their fairness or competence, and thus they did not necessarily have the ability to settle disputes.

• When ranked according to performance on key variables 118 trusts scored three or less.

• A qualitative study of the introduction of nurse practitioners trusted the judgement of nurse practitioners and signed prescriptions without assessing a patient (unless requested to).

• One values being trusted oneself, merely because one wants to be included in co-operative ventures on terms that are advantageous.

• If sufficient information is obtained and if this information can be trusted, the agent can reliably choose its interaction partners.

• Of great significance here is that third parties were not necessarily trusted for their ability to be effective in settling disputes.