Sentence examples for actions trust from inspiring English sources

Hence, the success of the smart grid is very dependent on the behavioral conformity of prosumers, because actions (trust), the absence of actions (lack of trust), and counteractions (distrust) of individual smart meter users and small-scale electricity vendors in emerging energy markets may have significant cumulative effects on the overall rationality and therefore success of the ES.

Paula Ridley chairs not only the Victoria and Albert museum but the Liverpool housing action trust, while also working as director of the Calouste Gulbenkian foundation's UK branch.

To settle the rest of the litigation, the company negotiated a $3.75 billion class action trust in 1999 (adjusted for inflation that's $4.75 billion).

In an audit of 44 claims that Fleming's firm submitted to the class action trust, 86% were rejected by a panel of cardiologists.

The High Pay Centre's report says that, without further action, trust in business will be damaged by the perception that an executive "elite" is reaping all the rewards from economic growth.

Housing action trusts further limited local councils' room for manoeuvre.

Most Britons seem instinctively more comfortable with no action than affirmative action; trusting instead in a vague sense that things will right themselves.

Will your abilities and actions inspire trust and confidence?

Not only will aligning your thoughts with your actions build trust with your work colleagues; you'll increase your own self-confidence and trust in yourself.

Positive actions create trust.

These actions increased trust and led to a more open dialogue about the company's strategy.