81.   In other words, pro sports has become a public trust.

82.   In fact, daily tours of the mint will also continue since the employees are paid through a public trust, not government funds.

83.   In his statement, Parks said the department is sorry about the employees who had violated the public trust, but insisted they represent only a handful of officers.

84.   In short, the government classifies too much and declassifies too slowly, they said, and the costs are measured in public money and public trust.

85.   In the wake of the Firestone tire recall, the company is working hard to retain public trust.

86.   In the wake of the Firestone tire recall, the company is working diligently to maintain public trust in its products.

87.   Instead, it should apply to officials of cabinet rank or above, on evidence of serious abuses of the public trust.

88.   It is we who have squandered the public trust.

89.   It seems there is a contest among government, church and big business to see who can unload public trust the fastest.

90.   Its sponsor, Sen. Gordon Smith, R-Ore., said his measure would restore public trust in Congress.