Examples of using She trusted in English and their translations into Chinese
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In that connection, she trusted that the Secretariat would provide responses to the questions ACABQ had raised so that the Committee could move forward with its negotiations.
And of the only two people in the world she trusted, one was dead and the other imprisoned.
Since both groups had worked hard to ensure that the language matched that of previous years, she trusted that the draft resolution would be adopted without a vote.
She trusted that, in filling those posts, the Secretariat would give due regard to the principle of equitable geographical distribution.
She trusted them to keep her safe, to watch her back, but she would never trusted them with her secrets.
She trusted Jack- and the FBI in general- to keep them all safe, but still.
She trusted that I could understand if she explained it to me, and I think I felt respected by that.
She trusted to Major Dobbin as an accountant, took his somewhat confused calculations for granted, and never suspected how much she was in his debt.
She trusted that every effort would be made to secure the necessary funding and to improve the disbursement of funds pledged through the Interim Cooperation Framework.
She trusted that the Secretariat would make every effort to secure such services so that the Committee could conclude its work expeditiously.
She trusted him, liked him, and it was to come back to him afterwards that she had told him things.
She trusted that the draft convention would achieve the same goal of legal certainty at the international level, thereby encouraging international trade.
Our patient was recommended this therapy by a traditional Chinese doctor whom she trusted.".
She trusted that the next periodic report would reflect further improvements in the situation of Guatemalan women, particularly in the area of health.
And so she had gone on, trusting patiently to him, until she trusted too far, and lost what none could ever give her back.
Lastly, she trusted that the amendment to article 20, paragraph 1, of the Convention would be ratified by the National Parliament in a timely fashion.
It was troubling that one of the few people she trusted was a man she spent so much time avoiding.
With the ratification of the Optional Protocol, she trusted that the Convention would be more frequently invoked in the Luxembourg courts.
She trusted Joe, and Catherine was becoming closer to her than anyone but her Jane.