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

2.   I have implicit trust in her honesty.

3.   Before, there was implicit trust.

4.   The British place implicit trust in the men and women who read the scripts, while Americans do not.

5.   The Justice Department and the White House on Wednesday challenged those subpoenas, saying they would intrude on a relationship that demands implicit trust and confidentiality.

6.   The players now have implicit trust in Reeves, though he keeps them walking on eggshells sometimes because they never know what to expect.

7.   Watergate, of course, demolished implicit trust in the presidency forevermore.