“Nothing could be worse than the betrayal of trust in a relationship.”

“Only a person of integrity should be placed in a position of trust within the community.”

“The proceeds of sale are now held in trust until after costs have been dealt with.”

“Roosevelt acquired the reputation of a trustbuster, but, in fact, he was not anti-big-business.”

“In 1902, Roosevelt made newspaper headlines as a trustbuster when he ordered the Justice Department to sue the Northern Securities Company.”

“After years of being portrayed as a toothless watchdog by the domestic and foreign press, the trustbuster has finally begun to show some teeth.”

“These capabilities in turn reveal a great deal about her intentions and consequently her trustworthiness.”

“There is something about the screen that gives the illusion of trustworthiness.”

“He makes the point that Democrats have to prove their trustworthiness in managing the public fisc with tax cuts and fiscal discipline.”

“The trustability of a company is often determined by its track record in delivering exceptional customer service.”

“Politically, they have roots that go back to the nineteenth century of American pastoralism and trustbusting, and of European social democracy and state regulation.”

“Politicians such as the trustbusting presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft crusaded against such corporate power. Since then that anti-corporate mood has never quite dissipated.”

“Much of the way Mr. Klein is trying to transform the system is rooted in his longtime career as an assistant United States attorney general and antitrust lawyer — he is still trustbusting.”

“Users on average received the highest scores for niceness and trustiness, followed by coolness and sexiness.”

“Let the Prime Minister present his evidence, such as it is, and save his precious trustiness for his shrink.”

“To have sponsors or witnesses of the parents' trustiness, and the child's covenant, or not.”

“It is a trust and trustfulness which in the dioceses on the whole works well.”

“Jane Horrocks, all doe-eyed, child-like trustfulness, plays this perfectly.”

“The new trustfulness is felt on all sides, by Republicans and Democrats alike.”

“The trustor appointed their attorney as the trustee to manage their assets and distribute them among their beneficiaries as per the terms of the trust.”

“At the end of the agreement, the trustee will have to transfer the assets he is holding to a beneficiary designated by the trustor.”

“The fiduciary transactions are based on the trust that the trustor lends to trustee.”

“Such a deal would be questionable, because most trustbusters look askance at one company dominating more than a third of a market.”

“While he declined to comment on specific remedies, he did say he thinks trustbusters can seek a punishment that covers new efforts to extend the company's monopoly.”

“While in that room, the UFCW got a chance to make the case that the trustbusters should take on Walmart.”

“From a humanitarian standpoint, this seems something like putting trusties in charge of the prison camps.”

“The small group of people who are close to the chancellor testify to his jolliness when surrounded by trusties.”

“There had been a riot over in C Block at breakfast time, and one of the trusties, suspected of grassing, had been doused in hot fat, and set afire.”