Worries that Greece and several other European states might be unable to service their sovereign debt began to erode confidence in the soundness of banks in some euro zone countries this year, causing financial strains as banks became less willing to lend to each other.
By 1933, she has enough confidence in their shared approach to life to be able to write him, about a proposed public dinner in New York, "Can you imagine anything more revolting than a large room crawling with authors?" His belief in her soundness is most clearly expressed in his eagerness to have her know his other writers.
"He had unbounded faith in himself, in his vast knowledge of naval matters and in the soundness of his ideas.
Utilizing thought experiments and language in this way, philosophical theology has a stake in the soundness and richness of the imagination, picturing the way things might be "in one's mind's eye," whether or not this relies on any actual imagery.
Algeria's independence from France, achieved in 1962, confirmed Arafat's belief in the soundness of the principle of relying on one's own strength.
"We expect that this assessment will strengthen private-sector confidence in the soundness of euro area banks and in the quality of their balance sheets," Mr. Draghi said in a statement.
Both are a response to falling confidence in the soundness of government-backed 'fiat' money in an era of quantitative easing.
As discussed above, the flexibility of biased intuitive logics to manage social dilemmas is not just evident in their soundness, strength, cogency, and/or permanence, but in their computational structure and processing attributes as well.
It also demonstrates PSWs' beliefs in the soundness of their occupational clinical assessments and in occupational discrimination as the source of nurses' disregard: PSW 1: About a month ago … this guy, we, we put him on the toilet and then he went totally white.
