Sentence examples for breakdown of confidence from inspiring English sources

For another, there has been no evidence of the breakdown of confidence in the government that was intertwined with opposition to Vietnam.

"There is undoubtedly a serious breakdown of confidence between a great part of the population in the area and the police.

Many have been forced to concentrate on the professionals and are therefore no longer permitted to work with amateurs during competitions, resulting in a breakdown of confidence for some youngsters.

"What seems to have happened here is the breakdown of confidence and mutual confidence between adviser and minister and some very unseemly scenes have followed," the Conservative leader said.

"This has led to a complete breakdown of trust and confidence," thundered her dismissal letter.

"However, as explained in the press statement given by the vice-chairman, Nick's behaviour has led to the breakdown of trust and confidence with the board and I therefore felt I had no other option".

She says failure to comply with this rule may result in disciplinary action and for probation trust board members that could include suspension or removal from office if the justice secretary takes the view that there is a loss of confidence or a breakdown of trust involved.

Such vulnerable young people must not suffer as a result of the breakdown of government confidence in Kids Company".

Such vulnerable young people must not suffer as a result of the breakdown of Government confidence in Kids Company.

Bennear, LS. "Beyond belts and suspenders: Promoting private risk management in offshore drilling". In Regulatory Breakdown: The Crisis of Confidence in U.S. Regulation, 49-67.

Table 1 displays the breakdown in levels of confidence by gender, age, prior experience and prior qualification for patient communication (PC).