Sentence examples for a shared trust from inspiring English sources

Democracy depends on freedom of opinion based on a shared trust in evidence and reason.

At the conclusion of Geneva, a shared trust necessary to begin sober negotiations to ban nuclear weapons had been established.

A shared trust in the ability of the nonprofit to produce successful programs is imperative".

Additionally, the widespread similarities between principles of cooperative governance in different countries and the adoption of similar bylaws by different national MIDATAs will enable global research projects within a shared trusted environment (Hafen et al. 2014).

So that's a major concern.' Some examples were positive - the planning for the Wirral Memory Assessment Service drew on a shared PCT/acute trust data warehouse, along with electronic primary care data; and dementia services were modelled in detail (initially with the support of the Department of Health Care Services Efficiency Delivery programme).

A couple, often young and foolish with lust, get together and share trust and intimacy.

But here, he went on, they were sharing trust.

A consistent top to bottom vision of how to incorporate climate change considerations into management could promote short- and long-term adaptation practices and a shared culture of trust.

But this sense of joint discovery, like all successful collaborations, must be grounded in trust, a shared assumption that what is labeled fact is just that.

All agreed that joining a MAT was a decision that needed to be taken carefully, involving due diligence, trust, a shared ethos, establishing what practices could be shared and whether the organisations were a good fit.

The success of the project would largely depend on a shared vision and mutual trust, communication, monitoring, and rapid problem resolution.