Sentence examples for damaging public trust from inspiring English sources
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".
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.
In sumo this bullying is called kiai-ire, or "instilling spirit"; wrestlers refer to it as "petting .The death of Tokitaizan during a training match in June, after a particularly harsh bout of abuse, led to the expulsion of Mr Yamamoto from the sport on October 5th by the Japan Sumo Association JSAA), for "severely damaging public trust".
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.
Speaking in the House of Commons when announcing the shakeup in April, May said misuse of the power damaged public trust in the police.
Peter Allenson, Unite's national officer for local government, warned against a "rush into untested structures" that could damage public trust in local government.
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.
The Plebgate affair has "damaged public trust and confidence" in the Metropolitan police, said Deputy Assistant Commissioner Patricia Gallan, head of Operation Alice.
Deputy assistant commissioner Patricia Gallan, who was in charge of the Operation Alice investigation, said that allegations that officers had conspired to falsify statements had "damaged public trust and confidence in us".
