Sentence examples for commands the trust from inspiring English sources

Vladislav Inozemtsev, a Russian scholar at the Polish Institute of Advanced Studies in Warsaw, said Mr. Putin wanted not only to win but do so in a manner befitting his self-image as an almost mystical figure who commands the trust of all his people.

Values such as justice clearly flow through different levels of a people centred health system, and define its overall culture, and the extent to which it commands the trust of communities.

If you cannot command the trust and confidence of your key stakeholders, you're not the right person for the job.

Those accountants in turn had an incentive to evaluate their clients fairly, in order to command the trust of the markets.

FRANKFURT — If there is a Greek alive who can command the trust of international creditors and European leaders, it is probably Lucas Papademos.

A credible and therefore qualified candidate will be able to command the trust of survivors by having the capacity to relate to them on a personal level.

Former colleagues say that if any Greek can command the trust of international creditors and European leaders, it is probably Mr. Papademos.

EDs are presently contending with higher than ever attendances, to which clinical research does not appear to have a comprehensive solution, whilst OR methodologies still need to command the trust of decision makers.

A key challenge in the next few years will be to create an effective and legitimate multi-level system of educational governance that is fit for purpose and can command the trust of the public and the profession.

So I propose the creation of a "surveillance ombudsman" – directly appointed by the prime minister – who can command the trust of both the security services and the Muslim community, to help settle grievances.

Yet the fact that a single commissioner was unlikely to command the trust of both communities shows that differences even in bereavement threaten the province's new-found harmony.