Sentence examples for diminishes the trust from inspiring English sources

"While negative public perception is to be expected from the revelation of the agency's close and direct collaboration with any local domestic police department, a perception that the agency has exceeded its authorities diminishes the trust placed in the organization," Mr. Buckley wrote in a cover memo to David H. Petraeus, then the C.I.A. director.

This not only alienated key constituencies, but it also diminished the trust between the governing and the governed that previous generations of liberals had worked so hard to earn.

The allegations included "acting in a way that was likely to diminish the trust the public places in him or in the legal profession" and "using his position as a solicitor to take unfair advantage of the recipients of the letters for his own benefit".

But of more concern is that once again psychiatrists and other mental health professionals will dare to go where no one should, to diagnose without a doctor-patient relationship, and thereby diminish the trust the public will have with them.

Scientific misconduct "diminishes the vital trust that scientists have in each other" and undermines public confidence, the council said.

Furthermore, adding third parties to a relationship even amplifies trust and diminishes the risk of opportunism affecting cooperative relationships (Granovetter 1985, p. 490).

Because customer dissatisfaction undermines customer trust, which in turn diminishes the value of the brand.

They also must not cause, permit or in any way be connected to "adverse publicity" material relating to such organisations or do anything to diminish the public's trust in the government.

This incident should in no way diminish the public's trust in him or reflect negatively on his unblemished record of honest and faithful public service.

The problem is, of course that in doing so, we create a potentially greater risk; that is, the possibility of diminishing the qualities of trust, respect, and good will in our relationship.

Had Levien and Kaplan bought the initial stake of 75%, their ability to issue more shares could have diminished the value of the trust's shares.