"I don't think it can be justified by the greater good, you know because I think it's such a serious undermining of trust that there is no greater good in terms of slightly improved survey results or whatever, I think the greater good lies with the trust and not breaking that".
The prosecutors, Brendan R. McGuire and Anjan Sahni, cited higher court opinions as evidence that, as one decision put it, "postverdict inquiries may lead to evil consequences," like the undermining of trust in the court system and an unwillingness to return an unpopular verdict.
"In these conditions, the conclusion that comes to mind of course is that the target was Russian-American relations and the undermining of trust in the new American administration," he was reported as saying.
There are also a number of potentially damaging consequences to the criminalisation of student behaviour in this way, such as the undermining of trust between students and their universities and the role of university staff in such a situation; which would turn academic misconduct into a legal situation.
Meanwhile, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers – which is partly responsible for the infrastructure of the internet – last week voiced "strong concern over the undermining of the trust and confidence of internet users globally due to recent revelations of pervasive monitoring and surveillance".
[The parties] expressed strong concern over the undermining of the trust and confidence of Internet users globally due to recent revelations of pervasive monitoring and surveillance.
Corruption clearly has social costs ranging from diversion of funds for public programs to undermining of public trust in government.
These changes can undermine feelings of trust and closeness within the family and hobble critical supportive processes (Beardslee et al. 2007; Riley et al. 2008; Walsh 2006).
The UK's approach to Brexit is nostalgic, unrealistic and undermined by a lack of trust, the EU's chief negotiator has said in his strongest criticism of the UK's stance at the talks so far.
EU negotiator Barnier, speaking alongside the Brexit secretary, David Davis, warned that the UK's approach to Brexit was nostalgic, unrealistic and undermined by a lack of trust, his strongest criticism of the UK's stance at the talks so far.
