Sentence examples for competence and trust from inspiring English sources
So over the next four years, legislators should work on a series of realistic, incremental laws that would rebuild the habits of compromise, competence and trust.
This raised the question of competence and trust.
These values agree with the principles of bioethics and are clustered accordingly: autonomy (cooperation and integrity), justice (equity and responsibility), non-maleficence (respect and innovation) and beneficence (competence and trust) [ 38].
The study focuses on the fathers' competence and trust in their own parenting abilities and measured this both 4 weeks and 8 weeks after the birth of their child.
The major themes that emerged relating to trust were: (a) trust was based on role perceptions; (b) trust was also based on demonstrated competence; and (c) trust developed over time with good communication.
Jokowi may not be that much younger in age (he's 51), but he's a much different sort of leader: internet-savvy, unconnected to either Suharto or, except for necessary party alliances, to the Jakarta elite that has traditionally run Indonesia, laying his claim to power on managerial competence and public trust rather than wealth, family history or military service.
The fathers in the internet group reported a marked increase in both their competence and their trust in their own parenting abilities during the test period.
By providing evidence with a greater appearance of objectivity than informal controls can yield, action and result controls improve partners' perception of each other's trustworthiness, and build competence and goodwill-based trust.
This dilemma could logically be resolved if fire safety engineering was accorded the status of a self-regulating profession whose competence and ethics were trusted by regulators.
Baseline levels of patient-reported physician cultural competence, patient trust and patient satisfaction were similar between the two groups.
The parents appreciate and trust medical competence and have a need to communicate with the staff concerning the care of their child [ 10].
