Sentence examples for community confidence from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, community confidence in the process eroded.
Hills added: "It's not good for community confidence.
"This would be in the best interests of community confidence and the good standing of our intelligence agencies.
"Stop and search must be applied fairly, effectively and in a way that builds community confidence rather than undermining it.
Mr. Robinson, fearing a unionist backlash, had insisted that "community confidence" among unionists would not permit it.
Among their duties would be the monitoring of complaints about borough-based police officers, as well as crime performance and community confidence.
As the Metropolitan police have said following the Mark Duggan case, works needs to be done to build community confidence in policing, particularly in ethnic minority communities".
"It has given the communities confidence.
These processes are important to bolster host communities' confidence in the research enterprise and to protect participants and communities from the effects of misplaced trust.
She said: "It would be good to hear him acknowledge that … For community trust and confidence he needs to take ownership".
Throughout the Yokohama Strategy there are calls to strengthen DRR efforts by "mobilizing" traditional expertise and increasing communities' self-confidence through "recognition and propagation of traditional knowledge, practices and values" (IDNDR 1994, p. 11).
