Sentence examples for earning public trust from inspiring English sources
The inquiry concludes that if civil society is to respond to the massive social challenges of the next decades it must learn to devolve and share power and control, earning public trust by "speaking up to politicians and corporations".
Earning public trust and support "should not be taken as an easy ride," he added, and will require strengthening research integrity and also supporting work in the social sciences and humanities. .
But McKenna said earning public trust is the way to get Canada's oil to tidewater.
2010's worst events, from Toyota's widespread product safety problems to the failure of the Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico, reinforce the notion that companies that don't get the basics right have no chance of earning public trust.
Have papers earned public trust through truth-telling?
In a sport and business increasingly involved in electronic commerce, new investment in systems security will be needed to protect the sport's integrity and earn public trust.
But seven years later the Russian state consists of a few shallowly rooted institutions a presidency, a parliament, a central bank and so on which have yet to earn public trust, and which are dwarfed by an impenetrable and antique hinterland of cynicism, incompetence, racketeering and bureaucratic dead-weight.In this section Will the Faeroes flee the nest?
If a multilateral development bank wants to earn public trust in a country where it has funded projects, and wants to avoid litigating the problems of one land in the courts of another, it shouldn't assert immunity as a legal strategy.
