Sentence examples for effort to build trust from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karzai's defense of the American commander was testament to General McChrystal's effort to build trust against formidable odds.

For the sake of both countries' security, they need a sustained dialogue and a sincere common effort to build trust.

Outside of Mosul, other brigade commanders have been immersed in the effort to build trust and thus a new Iraq.

The treaty, which came into force in 2002, has 34 participating nations – including Russia and Ukraine – who annually allow unarmed surveillance planes to fly over their nations in an effort to build trust.

The congressman said the administration's "first duty in declassifying material is to provide full reporting to Congress and the American people, in an effort to build trust through transparency of government".

"The effort to build trust in the cyberspace realm is one which should be pushed in capitals around the world," said Commerce Secretary Gary Locke, who will soon be taking over as President Obama's ambassador to China.

Valentin Zellweger, a Swiss foreign-ministry official who oversees asset recovery, has won plaudits for his efforts to build trust with Arab counterparts.

Modest efforts to build trust are under way, such as allowing barter trade of farm goods with the Pakistani-run bit of Kashmir.

He said parliamentarians needed to "redouble our efforts to build trust" and that encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation with young Indigenous business leaders should be a focus.

Such a hold is known as a detainer request, and local officials argue that these requests hurt their efforts to build trust with immigrant communities.

The summit had seemed a political and diplomatic victory for South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who took office in February and has maintained through the heightened tensions a policy that combines vows of strong counter-action to any North Korea provocation with efforts to build trust and re-establish dialogue.