To constitute trust system is a difficult task [90].
It would seem that, even though nothing was put in writing, the arrangement was intended to constitute a trust.
The Arts Council, meanwhile, is to recommend which arts groups get a share of the trust, and those guidelines must also be completed and published.So far, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation's $1 million seed grant and the state's $1 million match, plus interest, constitute the trust.
Drawing on Giddens' conceptualization of trust in abstract systems, it is argued that regimes of calculative practices embedded in the category management framework played an integral role in constituting system trust in category management and enabled its rapid diffusion across the sector.
In northern Norway, the Regional Health Authority Trust constitutes four hospital trusts and one pharmacy trust.
A physician-patient trust constitutes a very important index of patient's satisfaction, and therefore also the quality of medical services [ 22, 23].
This is because the current lack of trust constitutes a major barrier to achieving mutual recognition of current practices and to reaching an appropriate level of approximation of judicial systems.
The opposition to the "leveraged buyouts" by the Glazer family at Manchester United, and by Tom Hicks and George Gillett at Liverpool, is being led by formally constituted supporters' trusts, which have been established at 160 clubs at all levels in Britain.
No doubt, the fact that only US$13.3 million, according to Correa, was donated to the two trust funds constitutes a pathetic and in some ways scandalous international response.
My Twitter network constitutes my 'circle of trust' -- advising me on the latest news, the best restaurants, best apps and being in the know that Gary Barlow from X-Factor is now 'trending.' Most importantly, Twitter has helped me turn an idea scribbled on a napkin into a real thriving business.
