If it is true that Pakistani intelligence was helpful in locating bin Laden, and kept that matter secret, then we can begin to sort out our fraught relationship with that troubled country on a more equitable, trusting basis.
For the deal to go through, members must trust Equitable; but little confidence remains in a company that has got things so badly wrong.
Performing well brings high per-capita incomes and more peaceful, business-friendly, cohesive, trusting, equitable environments.
Supply systems for absolutely scarce resources such as donor organs depend on the public's trust that equitable measures will be used in the distribution.
The exceptions are where it is a transfer of land, the transfer of existing equitable interests, or where the trust is made in a will.
Family courts across the land are familiar with the concept of fraudulent transfers and can make the harmed spouse whole through a cornucopia of legal and equitable remedies, ranging from constructive trusts to the outright of seizure of pension funds.
As Niall Ferguson said in The Great Degeneration, his 2012 Reith lectures revised in book form, equitable finances have long relied on trust between one generation and the next.
It is difficult to trust Congress to make fair and equitable decisions because they lie to the American people consistently and irreverently.
Although these disputes have not benefited disease surveillance in the short term, they do have a legitimate basis, and it must be hoped that in the medium term, an airing and resolution of these issues will result in greater trust, improved surveillance, and a more equitable distribution of benefits.
When the lives and futures of children hang in the balance, how can we hesitate to act?" "Lack of access to sanitation can contribute to keeping people in poverty and preventing equitable prosperity in society," said Jae So, Director, Trust Funds and Partnerships, World Bank.
