Sentence examples for damaged public trust from inspiring English sources

But she has damaged public trust in the office she holds and the service she heads.

I have no doubt these allegations have damaged public trust and confidence in us.

They say the uproar threatens to undermine decades of work and has badly damaged public trust in the scientific enterprise.

"There's a lot of handwringing among scientists, and a belief that these events permanently damaged public trust.

Speaking in the House of Commons when announcing the shakeup in April, May said misuse of the power damaged public trust in the police.

Observers have warned that the haircut has damaged public trust in the euro project, because deposits under €100,000 are protected across the European Union.

Peter Allenson, Unite's national officer for local government, warned against a "rush into untested structures" that could damage public trust in local government.

Ms. Kawaguchi, who replaced one of Japan's most popular politicians, Makiko Tanaka, as foreign minister in January, said she was firing the ambassador, Kazuhiko Togo, "for excessively disrupting the in-house system for diplomatic policy on Russia and damaging public trust in the Foreign Ministry".

Nixon officials were prone to saying things like, "Enough wallowing in Watergate," while, for example, in early August, Mr. Trump tweeted, "This is a terrible situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now". Mr. Trump has done much more than Nixon did in trying to damage public trust in whatever their prosecutors might come up with.

"Any allegation of 'pushy' fund-raising would be of great concern to us at the FRSB, with the potential to damage public trust and confidence.

Price asserts that the Reinhart-Rogoff controversy along with another recent scandal involving a Dutch social scientist who faked data for 10 years is damaging public trust in scientific research.