91.   Justice relies upon public trust in a system designed to protect the rights of all individuals, even the most loathesome among us.

92.   Last summer, most resonant message in the cacophony over what was happening at the MFA maintained that the public trust had been betrayed.

93.   Levin likes to talk about AOL Time Warner as a public trust, one that stands for enhancing society by encouraging the greater dissemination of information.

94.   Lee maintains his challenge to the Evergreen transaction, like his other battles, is about the public trust.

95.   Legislators, talk show hosts, editorialists, and even some doctors say the ruling has shattered public trust in doctors.

96.   Lying about a sexual liaison does not violate the public trust.

97.   McCain said the measure was vital to restore flagging public trust in elected officials.

98.   Martinez said the department was taking steps to regain public trust, but he defended the police force, saying that most officers were professionals dedicated to public service.

99.   Maybe, he said, he would like his legacy to be a little restoration of public trust.

100.   Ministry officials said the disciplinary measures are being taken because of the major damage done to the public trust and the image of the ministry.