"Conservatives tend to be more distrustful of others, on average, tend to think that democracy can get out of hand, more readily than liberals do.
When the regulators themselves feel that the best regulation is no regulation at all, when a laissez faire mindset causes the regulators themselves to be deeply distrustful of curbs on any industry practice, then regulatory capture is all but ensured.
"This drive conforms to the anti-Federalist strain in American politics, which is generally distrustful of centralized authority, on a national or a local level".
In the context of trust and distrust in firm-consumer relationship, distrustful information on firms are known to be more important for consumers' perceived trust and buying behavior as they tend to place more weight on negative information than the positive of a similar magnitude (Ito et al. 1998).
Mr. Harris, who was appointed in 2007, said he took over a district that was deeply distrustful of outsiders and operating on damage control.
The former prime minister Naoto Kan, who was distrustful of Tepco and relied on advisers who had no experience of an emergency of this magnitiude, comes off slightly better.
MyFab5's founders see it as an alternative for consumers who are tired of reading reviews on Yelp or distrustful of the algorithms used by recommendation engines like Foursquare.
According to Bede, Æthelberht was sufficiently distrustful of the newcomers to insist on meeting them under the open sky, to prevent them from performing sorcery.
The owners are particularly distrustful of the players' lead lawyer, Jeff Kessler, said one person briefed on the league's thinking.
"It's a power that's not on their side, that's distrustful of them".
