Change has to happen in a planned way, not as a consequence of foundation trusts going bust.
"As a consequence of eroding trust in media and institutions, people are engaging in a personal quest for the truth based on direct observation and face-to-face interaction," Rohit Bhargava, founder and chief trend curator of The Non-Obvious Company (and one of our clients), said.
It's a consequence of abusing the trust of the company you work for.
The crisis was a consequence of the BBC trust bearing down on executive pay and numbers with a determined focus: long before banks and the NHS had begun to do so.
However, a consequence of this position of trust is that the GP is well positioned to improve the quality of decisions for patients [34].
However, none of the respondents claimed to have visited traditional healers or traditional birth attendants for reproductive health issues as a consequence of the lack of trust or responsiveness in the health services.
Indeed, some would even argue that the traditional "old boys' network" in governance arose, to some degree, as a consequence of the quest for trust.
A consequence of that is that these trusts can help shield assets from lawsuits or creditors.
"As a consequence of all these failures, the trust that is the foundation of all we do, the trust of the veterans we serve and the trust of the American people and their elected representatives, has eroded," Gibson told the committee.
At the International City/County Management Association (ICMA), we think of trust as a consequence of good transparency, engagement, performance and accountability.
This is a consequence of eight decades of earning trust.
