Sentence examples similar to accommodate trust from inspiring English sources

Methods such as matching, stratification, [ 10] or propensity score analysis, [ 11, 12] may also be used, though these techniques make potentially untestable assumptions and never account for the impact of unmeasured variables or accommodate Trust-level variation.

It is flexible enough to accommodate the driving factors behind trust and consequently different trust-focused methodologies and technologies.

The law governing irrevocable and revocable trusts respectively has evolved to accommodate their different predominant uses as management trusts and will substitute trusts.

This pilot study helped us to identify three topics of importance for supporting collaboration in home care context: (1) ensuring flexibility to accommodate different values, (2) building trust, and (3) open sharing.

(While Sanctuary's license allows it to serve up to 11 at a time, their current home — donated by a board member who holds it in trust — can only accommodate six youths at once).

It's the old, old story that people want to be lied to and there are always those who are only too willing to accommodate them by abusing their trust to promote their own ends.

"I am totally trusting of that governance process". Mr. Davis was neither as accommodating nor as trusting.

Specifically, multi-faceted trust computation and transfer of trust properties are important in order to accommodate different service delivery contexts and multiple parameters that are needed to establish trust on Cloud providers.

It got into the trust business in order to accommodate clients with big portfolios.

Their letters and notes provide a touching record of a philosophical relationship gradually subverted by feelings which Godwin found hard to accommodate intellectually and Wollstonecraft found hard to trust.

The fund sought clearance to accommodate donors with international interests, said Eileen Heisman, the trust's president.