Sentence examples for conditions of trust from inspiring English sources

A. I once found myself at a breakfast with Colin Powell [then the U.S. secretary of state], and he said, "Leaders are those people who create the conditions of trust that great things can happen".

For another attempt to develop a better Morris-like view, making the wrong the undermining of the conditions of trust, see Dimock 1997: 41.

The two different models for the conditions of trust articulated by public and private patients point towards the influence of healthcare systems on the 'dimensionality' of patient trust [ 88].

The biggest difficulty in human relations of all kinds is not to just create the condition of trust, but to hold that trust together.

In addition the first President Bush had a trusted and highly capable national security adviser, Brent Scowcroft, who acted as "the impresario and enforcer" of a policy making process that was notable for its transparency: "a basic condition of trust prevailed," and while there were differences of view on many issues, "they were argued out and the president decided".

It is the condition of trust.

In this study we asked if trust and reciprocity differ between equivalent monetary and effort conditions of the trust game (see Fig. 1).

The Getty describes its informal alliance as a way to steady the Barnes Foundation so it can confront its restrictions, some of them dating back to the conditions of the trust created by Dr. Barnes.

Each subject played both conditions of the trust game once.

Social capital is one such asset and in this paper we define it as those local networks and norms which enable people to work collaboratively, in conditions of mutual trust and support, to achieve goals of mutual interest (e.g. optimal treatment of children with AIDS).

One recent study has shown that the probability of hospital admission for a psychotic disorder was associated with neighbourhood-level informal social control (Drukker et al., 2006)—defined as the "willingness of local residents to intervene for the common good… ...depends in large part on conditions of mutual trust and solidarity among neighbours".