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House Intelligence Committee leaders have said the executive branch cannot be trusted to oversee itself.

Neither a man nor a crowd nor a nation can be trusted to act humanely or to think sanely under the influence of a great fear.

Recalling the experiment, Tippins said: "We had no head cover, but trusted to the wind to carry them away far enough to miss us. "

The powers of Europe were content to leave the last negotiations to Englad and Germany who could be trusted to enforce it.

Yet they have never been less trusted to provide the answer to the financial and social troubles they are supposed to be addressing.

Unfortunately, like the tobacco industry before it, the food industry cannot be trusted to self-regulate in this regard.

We have trusted to it as to the sheet anchor of our safety in the stormy times of conflict with a foreign or domestic foe.

The problem is that, this time, not all billionaires can be trusted to do their bit for social responsibility.

Even countries with "moderately strong" exchequers were not always trusted to audit their aid money, the OECD notes.

Third, Barry had a long affinity with Villa and could be trusted to perform even if he was denied the move that he coveted.

Because corporations cannot be trusted to voluntarily protect the environment, they require regulation.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the application has the required permission grants and is trusted to run.

it is unfortunate , considering that enthusiasm moves the world, that so few enthusiasts can be trusted to speak the truth.

The people may safely be trusted to hear everything true and false, and to form a correct judgment, --Thomas Jefferson, American president.

Parents are not to be trusted to do a good job and sex is a danger zone, like drugs or smoking.

When he has done this by his reading in general economics, he can be trusted to find the right books in his special field of interest.

If the market cannot be trusted to ease up on property when it overheats, that leaves policymakers.

Corporations cannot be trusted to voluntarily respect the environment.

When courts cannot be trusted to enforce contracts, people prefer to deal with those they have confidence in.

To access storage isolated by user and assembly, code must be trusted to transfer information between applications.

In contrast, the Republicans believe that businesses can be trusted to get rich without causing damage.

But should they be trusted to take on such tasks, and how can we be sure that they never take a decision that could cause unintended harm?

The truth is you can't be trusted to tell yourself the truth.

When Mr Obama nominated Mr Gregg, black and Hispanic Democrats complained that he could not be trusted to run a fair census in 2010.

Once the authentication is complete, the receiving server will verify that the upstream server is trusted to perform identity assertion.

Can businesses be trusted to get rich without hurting others? Or should they be regulated? What do you think?

The only places I trusted to shop at were major supermarkets and specialist shops.

Nowadays China is keen to show the world that it is serious and responsible - a great power which can be trusted to behave properly.

They also probably thought that Janet Reno could be trusted to appoint a professional prosecutor who would deal with the problem promptly.

Confidentiality - Can be trusted to keep sensitive information secure.

An unpredictable legal system, which cannot be trusted to treat foreign and domestic litigants equally, is a big obstacle, he says.

Can architects be trusted to make technical decisions that significantly affect the business?

Nobody believes Mr Kim can be trusted to stick to the bargain without the closest supervision.

Questions are also being raised questions over whether London could be trusted to stage a safe Olympic Games.

Limit the number of CAs that are trusted to (ideally) no more than one.

Sandra cannot be trusted to take the money in the shop. She is dishonest.

the belief that human beings could be trusted to make decisions on a rational basis.

In sum, many Egyptians still feel that the Brotherhood cannot be trusted to take part in a secular, open, tolerant society.

He trusted to his strong constitution of recovery.

Competent people like to be given a goal and then to be trusted to achieve it.

After visiting Chechnya at bin Laden, the bodyguards in there he was trusted to the Chechen people.

He is trusted to see this through.

At the highest level, banks' home-grown risk calculations are trusted to set the standard.

Baboons can be trusted to steal food whenever possible.

If you cannot be trusted to manage small amounts, how will you manage millions of dollars?

We trusted to his coolness, and he didn't fail us.

You're trusted to work without anyone standing over you.

Lions and leopards can be trusted to eat animals about my size.

Can't women be trusted to choose their own undergarments correctly?

Tobacco companies can't be trusted to make cigarette packets a colour that doesn't work in this way, so they should be put out of sight.

Its guardians included lions and flame-shaped nagas, spirits trusted to bring rain.

Can people be trusted to harness it for good?

So it is appropriate that a new-fangled system was not trusted to handle the film during its premiere in Los Angeles.

MSP Fergus Ewing told the Parliament that the government could not be trusted to keep the data safe.

Addicts can be trusted to lie.

The people who presided over this mess must now be trusted to save the global financial system from their past mistakes.

26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed.

Empowerment: I have the power to take decisions and I am trusted to do so.

I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed.

If they can each be trusted to take such responsibilities, and to exercise such initiative as falls within their sphere.

His family can be trusted to stick by him whatever happens.

They are there because people believe they can be trusted to count the ballots.

This humble quality is what gives him his true authority: He can be trusted to lead because he doesn't care about power.

Its managers wanted to limit full access to those they trusted to write software that worked cleanly with their own.

It tells employees they are not trusted to do the right thing.

I have asked some of my friends if they can help, but they think it's a stupid idea because you can't be trusted to return the details.

and could be trusted to take an active part in government.

I am trusted to place an order for 100 sewing machines at 250$ each.

you know , it says that i can be trusted to judge fairly

But if no one can be trusted to act in a loyal and responsible manner towards his job,

All the matters that the market can adjust will be decisively trusted to the market;

If the application is trusted to run; otherwise,

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