Sentence examples for burden of trust from inspiring English sources
A social contract places the burden of trust on police officers sworn to protect and serve, but one tragedy does not erase or diminish the significance of the other.
But for the LGBTQ refugees among them, discrimination faced in their past make it much harder to make that transition a smooth one, and often leaves them uniquely burdened by issues of trust.
Timothy Marrinan and Richard Dewey, the directors, were close to their subject — in a Q. and A. on the movie's website, they talk of gaining Burden's trust and developing a relationship with him.
But with that kind of trust comes a psychological burden.
In the meantime, patients are left with the burden of figuring out who to trust.
All of these burdens can be reduced if we make use of trust within systems.
That is why, though strong antitrust is desirable, the burden of proof should be on trust-busters to show that their intervention really is necessary.Consult an oracleIn this section Whose coup in Haiti?
The bottom line is there is still no evidence that Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapons program and even though we don't trust Iran, the burden of proof rests on the accuser, not the accused.
The cost of PFI repayments rose sharply, from £459m in 2009-10 to £628.7m last year – a rise of 18% a year two years in a row – and has "started to become a particular burden for a number of trusts".
Even though the next of kin experienced varying degrees of trust the nursing home placement generally signified a lessening of their burden.
Other studies found that higher levels of trust in the doctor was also linked to better glycaemic control [ 50] and less emotional burden for the patient [ 51].
