Sentence examples for aim of trust from inspiring English sources

The general aim of trust is to obtain a good feeling, ensuring users' faith in the reliability of sharing service providers and other asset users, and establishing an impression of security during use or transactions (Bhattacherjee 2002; Wirtz and Lwin 2009).

He added that the initiative was part of Tesco's aim of rebuilding trust in the brand laid out by chief executive Dave Lewis, who was brought in 18 months ago after Tesco suffered a dive in sales and profits.

And a panel of external reviewers engaged by DeepMind with the aim of boosting trust warned in their annual review earlier this year of the risk of it "exert[ing] excessive monopoly power" as a result of a data access and streaming infrastructure bundled with the Streams app.

Jeremy Hunt, the Tory shadow culture secretary, last week backed away from plans to "tear up the royal charter" ahead of its review in 2016 to achieve the aim of disbanding the trust.

The aim of the tissue trust is to build scientific capacity in the developing world, to facilitate local research and reduce exploitation by eliminating the need for exportation of tissues.

A particularly important measure of customer engagement is communication, which should have the aim of building a trusting relationship with the customers.

Government is based, ultimately, on fostering relationships of trust aimed at joint efforts to create social good.

Ofgem's chief executive, Andrew Wright, said the reforms aim to tackle the lack of trust which had "blighted" the energy market following revelations of large-scale mis-selling.

With the aim to increase our understanding of trust in facility birth care we explored how users and providers perceived the low utilization of health facilities during childbirth.

Instituted in 1896, the Honor Code aims to foster a sense of trust by allowing students to take tests without proctors and schedule their own final exams.

We present a technique to combine qualitative and quantitative specifications of trust scores aiming at periodically computing a new trust degree, by also considering reputation scores collected from other systems within the infrastructure.