1.   Hayman had implicit trust in his hit-men, especially against some one he regarded as an old, rusty, washed-up veteran.

2.   She has no trust in the security of online banking.

3.   I have implicit trust in her honesty.

4.   Although he has some trust in Slusarski, Dierker admitted it would not be a good sign if his team needed Slusarski or Jose Lima late in the game.

5.   And, with Sharpstown and Watergate little more than items in the history books now, they hope the public will have more trust in lawmakers this time.

6.   Arafat and Netanyahu had no trust, so for them the words were everything.

7.   As he prepares to start his own political party and career, he also appears to have the trust of his top military commanders.

8.   But Congress and the Federal Highway Administration will understandably have no interest in putting treasure where they have no trust.

9.   But if you have a trust, you can buy brains.

10.   But if you have the trust, the support and the communication, you get people to operate at their utmost capacity.