Sentence examples for called the trust from inspiring English sources

It's called the trust deficit".

However, this does not imply that the traditional elements of the Asian economic structure--family and regional ties, or what Francis Fukuyama, of George Mason University, called the "trust" network--need to be changed.

Measuring what it called "the trust factor," the YouGov poll said only 25percentt of respondents thought the government was "honest and trustworthy," while 66percentthoughtht it was not.

(P_{textit {Si}}^{XB}(t)) is called the trust component.

Zak's work involves trying to understand how listening to stories affects the brain's natural release of oxytocin, sometimes called the trust hormone.

Her parents, Colin and Kayleigh, had called the trust in the middle of the night to say their daughter was vomiting brown mucus.

There is also a new tier of commentary called the Trusted User program.

But first they waited for a month, what they called the "trusting time".

The I.R.S. called the trusts a sham and sent a bill for $53.2 million.

Those preferences are then remembered through a system called the Trusted Preference Identifier.

In 2013, Cameron lauded Nolan and Perry Beeches as "a brilliant team", while calling the trust's academy "one of the most successful comprehensive schools ever in Britain".