Sentence examples for concrete trust from inspiring English sources

The trio's longstanding relationship — they've spent more than a decade taking creative risks together, onstage and off — is rooted in tacit understanding and concrete trust.

We isolate three case studies that illustrate concrete effects of trust, distrust, and confidence on three parties, respectively: consumers, investors, and those affected by grid extensions.

To illustrate the plausibility of our theoretical arguments and to illustrate concrete challenges, we explore trust issues in the German energy sector ("Trust and distrust as drivers of stability and change in ES transformation" section).

For many patients concrete advice and a trusting relationship were the pre-condition for this style of speech.

Despite being able to adapt or not, all dentists trusted the concrete clinical evidence that they have produced, that is, seeing results in their patients mouths made them believe in a specific treatment approach.

NATO and Russia can also deepen mutual confidence and trust by advancing concrete collaboration on many fronts.

Instead, he asserted: "We welcome an Iran that plays a responsible role in the region one that takes concrete, practical steps to build trust and resolve its differences with its neighbours by peaceful means, and abides by international rules and norms".Mr Obama may be right about how most Americans feel about the prospect of another open-ended conflict in the region.

Mission statements and statements of intent may lay out your plans, but only by following through with concrete and transparent actions will trust be built, either in developing loyal and strong relationships with colleagues or long lasting relationships with customers and the community.

There is also Yoko Ono's "Play It by Trust" (1999), a gargantuan concrete chess set, the pieces as big as fire hydrants and devilishly heavy.

Or do we need to really say it's time for concrete change so we can rebuild trust based on fairness?

- Concrete experience of fostering open dialogue, building trust and engaging key stakeholders.