For the international community to make the most of the promised changes highlighted by Tunisia, home-grown mediation skills and efforts aimed at forging and consolidating trust between civil society organisations, political actors and political institutions need further support.
"If we meet the milestones, it will consolidate the trust," Bigot says.
The need for robust de-identification of psychiatric case registers is particularly acute: both to enable representative, reliable and valid evidence-based research in psychiatric research, and to protect patient identity and consolidate patient trust vis-à-vis use of intimate data.
We'd all be much better off simplifying our technological footprints and consolidating our trust in the few services that provide us the greatest value with the fewest unintended side effects.
For example, specialised services, sometimes neglected by primary care trusts, now consolidate under the NHS commissioning board, which will have to demonstrate excellence.
This trust consolidated a number of the West Coast's inefficient railroads into a well-managed, profitable unit.
If Fiat is successful in acquiring the shares owned by the U.A.W. trust, it could consolidate its balance sheet with Chrysler.
What you should look for is how the old guard adapts to the cloud, and how the new guys aim to consolidate disparate offerings and win trust.
Mr. Marchionne and Fiat's board would like to buy all of the trust's shares and consolidate the Italian and American companies into one global automaker.
Fiat had hoped to buy the trust's entire stake and consolidate the Italian and American companies into one global carmaker.
WASHINGTON — A year before Election Day, President Obama has realigned the West Wing to consolidate power among his closest and most trusted campaign advisers, putting Pete Rouse, a confidant with decades of Capitol Hill experience, at the center of White House operations.
