The only way to really get to know us and what we're thinking about and worried about and what we have to put up with on a day-to-day basis -- and trust me, it's different for all of us, but we do have some very basic common concerns -- is to talk to us.
It would appear that for these athletes, training in the same system and under the supervision of the same coaches for 2 to 4 years has taught them how training is communicated on a daily basis and they trust the coach's expectations in terms of duration and intensity of each hard training session.
The Trump administration also approved the U.S.' first-ever weapons deal to Taiwan, worth $1.4 billion, which China's American ambassador Cui Tiankai said "damaged the basis and mutual trust between the two countries".
Much recent philosophical attention is spurred by renewed political interest in federalism, coupled with empirical findings concerning the requisite and legitimate basis for stability and trust among citizens in federal political orders.
Other economic studies in Ethiopia on household willingness to pay for weather index insurance also found several factors, such as basis risk, education and trust as an important determinant for insurance uptake (Hill et al. 2010; Clarke 2011; Sarris 2013b).
Plus, the two of us had that basis of friendship and trust that is important in any startup team.
This research theorizes that the latter governance structures enable learning, provide the basis for social memory, increase the diversity and quality of knowledge available for adaptation, and provide the best basis for trust and collaboration in problem solving (Pahl-Wostl and others 2007; Plummer and Armitage 2007).
In New Zealand, experimental 'alliance contracting' shares risk and gains between all providers and commissioners, on a basis of trust and shared outcomes [ 37], while in the USA 'accountable care organisations'[ 38] take a similar approach.
Newsrooms can only operate on the basis of trust and mutual confidence and discussion.
Policing in any democracy is most effective when it operates firmly on the basis of consent, legitimacy and trust.
Not a good basis for building intimacy and trust.
