betrayal of trust

Lying to the American people is a betrayal of trust.

He had never tried to follow her; that would have been a betrayal of trust.

To leave him now would be a gross betrayal of trust.

But no, that would have been a betrayal of trust, get the negotiations off to a bad start.

"If we help the military to stay longer, it could be termed a betrayal of trust."

"I broke down in January, thinking about the betrayal of trust," he said.

That moment in the cold tub represented a betrayal of trust.

He felt guilty about that betrayal of trust, even though is was unavoidable.

To some, the building's unwelcome presence represents a betrayal of trust.

It was just a betrayal of trust by municipal and county employees."

A sadness filled her that had nothing to do with any betrayals of trust.

But it was accomplished by a betrayal of trust.

She described the actions as a "betrayal of trust".

I wish they could find out why; unless it's simply some deep, deep betrayal of trust.

Manville did not regard his surveillance as a betrayal of trust, either.

Strange, how being left out of a secret always feels like a betrayal of trust.

It is this betrayal of trust that provides the main motor for Weiss's crusade.

She could talk to them about the Company-about the people in it-with no betrayal of trust.

Does this feeling come from betrayal of trust?"

He then went public, accusing the firm of a "shocking betrayal of trust."

In "Collected Stories," she plays a writer whose life is stolen through a betrayal of trust.

But it was he who was haunted by his betrayal of trust, not his father.

A powerful drama about sexual manipulation, the loss of innocence and the betrayal of trust.

Somewhere further back, though, was the great-great-grandfather of this being's betrayals of trust.

I was angry, defensive...I thought her questions were a betrayal of trust.