Sentence examples for damages the trust from inspiring English sources
When two girls start to whisper to each other as Quinn is talking, she silences them with a swift but detailed explanation of why she is doing so: "It means the others can't hear me properly, which prevents them learning, which isn't fair on them and damages the trust we have in each other.
They recommended the United States create a reliable national system to track killings and excessive use of force by law enforcement officials, and end racial profiling, which is "a rampant practice and seriously damages the trust between African Americans and law enforcement officials".
Opponents of the plan said it would inspire racial profiling and damage the trust between the large immigrant community here and the authorities.
The riots have damaged the trust and confidence that we need in our police, but there are ways of regaining that trust.
He added: "It risks damaging the trust young people have, not just in the student finance system, but in the entire political system.
Fraudulent "likes" damage the trust of advertisers, who want clicks from real people they can sell to and whom Facebook now relies on to make money.
Such instances damage the trust of families and communities is the system's ability to try to deliver justice, the report says.
Junior doctors risk irreparably damaging the trust between the medical profession and the public if they go ahead with their first ever all-out strike, the NHS's most senior doctor has claimed.
That it was done in the context of making amends after the Macpherson report is cynical, and could not have been better calculated to damage the trust victims of crime would like to have in the police".
He does not accept that the database will damage the trust between GP and the patient: "The NHS is not a set of personal private contracts". This is a radical difference of outlook from that of the scheme's critics.
