Sentence examples for a community of trust from inspiring English sources

The social vision, contained in the Liji, shows society not as an adversarial system based on contractual relationships but as a community of trust with emphasis on communication.

"Today people are generally more suspicious of each other, whereas in the 60's, there was a community of trust.

(Amazon does not offer comprehensive statistics on this though a quick perusal of this Babbage's personal and surely unrepresentative library revealed only two of a dozen Kindle books had a loan option).Jeff Croft, a designer and programmer who built Lendle, says the system is designed around a community of trust and tokens of exchange.

The fake really is shocked when he is exposed, since he had created around himself a community of trust, of which he himself was a member.

It usually only takes a second to figure out if the page is good, so the key here is building a community of trust that can do that".

The ecological perspective suggests a possible process of renewal, starting in destruction (lower right) and proceeding through the logic of leadership and the restoration of hope, confidence and cooperation to get the organization back to a community of trust (top left)–the soil in which innovation and entrepreneurship grow.

The mission is conducted through private information sharing within a community of trusted representatives at member organizations, and as a computer security incident response team (CSIRT) supporting the R&E community at-large.

While the idea for Bitcoin is to consign transactions entirely to software, bypassing the perceived risk of trusting central authorities and flawed human beings, ecos depend on a community of people who trust one another fully.

While the idea for Bitcoin is to consign transactions entirely to software, bypassing the perceived risk of trusting central authorities and flawed human beings, the CIC's currency depends on a community of people who trust one another fully.

For the citizens of a community to trust the police, they have to know that they aren't being systematically lied to.

The description of Orkut was a bit of a mouthful: "a community of friends and trusted acquaintances that connects individuals through a social network that grows person by person".