Sentence examples for climate trust from inspiring English sources

It killed whatever hope was left for the rule of law; it took a heavy toll on the business climate; trust in the court's independence was radically undermined.

Team climate (trust, safety) and perceived leader support may also affect how people interpret their public failures.

The Climate Trust, however, sees regulators shifting to the shorter-term horizon over the coming year, a development that could drastically.

Ten studies explicitly reported trainee reactions; while 7 studies examined trainee knowledge, attitudes or self-efficacy; 16 studies evaluated team behaviours, processes or emergent states (eg, teamwork climate, safety climate, trust); and 13 studies evaluated clinical processes or patient outcomes (see online supplementary appendix).

Since a climate of trust correlates with the kind of consumer confidence that breeds growth and prosperity, both commercially and politically.

"The United Nations takes this opportunity to appeal to Yemen's political actors to participate in these consultations in good faith and without pre-conditions, and in a climate of trust and mutual respect, in order to find ways to revive the political process and to reach a solution that will save Yemen and its people from the current crisis," he said in a statement released Saturday.

In Anglo-American care traditions, emphasis is placed on a climate of trust that forms an indispensable background for all sorts of undertakings; no voluntaristic ethic can account for such trust (Baier 1986).

Only with the truth will it be possible to obtain justice and to establish a climate of trust.

"There are specific ways of checking the credibility of stories," says Alan. "You can't destroy the climate of trust.

It is a strategy meant to foster a climate of trust, counter the image of the soldiers as occupiers and encourage Iraqis to take over important tasks themselves.

"We judge that this will assist in building a climate of trust between nuclear and nonnuclear weapons states and contribute, therefore, to future efforts to reduce the number of nuclear weapons worldwide".