Don't trust him.

Do you trust Tom?

She will trust you.

Why don't you trust them?

I need you to trust me.

Don't trust anybody but yourself.

Don't worry, you can trust me.

It trusted that training resources would be utilized judiciously.

We spent about three hours together and she s beginning to trust me.

They were trusted by the local communities like our leader, Joshua Kangombe.

What is more, humanity today is confident of the values it shares.

She trusted that the Committee would give its full support to the draft resolution.

The European debt crisis, however, remains, and markets do not fully trust the current calm.

o The submission then reads The Government, however, trusts the Committee to undertake any required assessments at this point.

With regard to rapid response capacity, the Committee trusts that there will be coordination and information sharing with regional and country offices.

But then, the people from IRDNC proposed to Joshua What if we pay people that you trust to look after wildlife?

The Committee understands the reasons for this, but trusts that, as knowledge and expertise are transferred, the need for such expenditure will diminish.

And that challenge is How do you do business, how do you trust somebody on the Web who you want to do business with when you know that they're a criminal?

Or failing that, do the eight things and trust me, these are the big eight things that lead to success.

But markets do not trust this message and for good reason it is not credible, because it makes no economic sense.

Moreover, the BRN makes clear it does not trust the Thai government and demands the Malaysian counterpart to mediate in the peace talks.

Unless decisions were taken by consensus, Member States would not support or trust the new body, and negotiations would be protracted.

Experts say the research has actually been around for more than a decade, and more long term studies need to be done. Christina now swears by it.

Banks still don t trust each other, since each wonders how many skeletons the other has in its closet.

Richard Nixon, for example, said of Jews that you can t trust the bastards, but was a great admirer of Israel.

And of course, if you want people to play by the rules, you still need an effective system of monitoring and enforcement, for as we've discovered, you can trust, but you also need to verify.

So I'm an engineer by training, but I'm one of the creators and instructors of this course, which I find kind of funny, because this is a company that trusts an engineer to teach emotion intelligence.

Funding the next intra eurozone rescue will be rather cumbersome and costly, because financial markets distrust complicated structures like the one set up to finance the EFSF.

They shall besiege you in all your gates, until your high and fortified walls come down, in which you trusted, throughout all your land and they shall besiege you in all your gates throughout all your land, which Yahweh your God has given you.

And he shall besiege thee in all thy gates, until thy high and fenced walls come down, wherein thou trustedst, throughout all thy land and he shall besiege thee in all thy gates throughout all thy land, which the LORD thy God hath given thee.

In conclusion, the representative noted the absolute trust of women in the social system and the benevolent politics initiated by the late President Kim Il Sung and carried forward by the country's leader, Kim Jong Il.

The final blow came when interbank lending, which is at the heart of the financial system, was disrupted because banks had to husband their resources and could not trust their counterparties.

Mr. Gunasekera (Sri Lanka) said that, although it was currently addressing the setbacks caused by the 2004 tsunami, Sri Lanka was confident of achieving the Millennium Development Goals ahead of schedule.

Because the professionals, over here in these closed organizations they might be academics they might be programmers they might be doctors they might be journalists my former profession say, No, no you can't trust these people over here.

And that means that the financial institutions that own them cannot have confidence in the liquidity or solvency of potential counterparties or even in the value of their own capital.

More consistent monitoring, more effective implementation and, where necessary, firmer enforcement are essential if States are to have confidence in multilateral mechanisms and use them to avoid conflict.

Colombia was confident that the success of the programme would encourage the international community and the United Nations system to support it, particularly in the area of technical training, so as to overcome the drug problem, as well as the problems of violence and terrorism.

The European debt crisis, however, remains, and markets do not fully trust the current calm. The risk premia that financially distressed countries must pay remain high and signal continuing risk.

So if you think about it, this is an extreme case scenario, because in the real world, whenever you are taking passenger's seat, very often the driver is going to be someone you trust, an expert, etc. So this is an extreme case scenario.

But the effects of so called quantitative easing also depend on expectations. If giving businesses extra cash makes them more confident, they will spend more.

Moreover, the US learned from the Kosovo experience of war by committee to distrust NATO as a place to run operations, and now Afghanistan highlights the organization s limitations as a mechanism for generating force contributions.

Chile trusted in the conventional and non conventional mechanisms of the United Nations system for the promotion and protection of human rights and had dealt with complex disputes arising from appeals made by representatives of indigenous origin in multilateral forums.

That, in a nutshell, is the fundamental eurozone dilemma the periphery needs financing as it adjusts, while Germany, pointing to the post euro experience, says that it cannot trust countries to reform once they get the money.

This short sighted policy suggests it trusts Russia to pressure the regime to end its assault on moderate rebel groups and opposition held territory, despite Russia and the regime s failures to abide by any agreements made relating to ceasefires or access for humanitarian aid.

The key is confidence. Germany must trust that its agreement to loosen the eurozone s fiscal belt will not lead to a slowdown of structural reforms, and countries like France need to know that excessive austerity will not exacerbate the impact of politically difficult structural reforms in the short run.