Sentence examples for examine the trust from inspiring English sources
The financier J. P. Morgan stepped in, asking a committee of bankers to examine the trust's books.
The chatter is fueled in part by the trust's prospectus, which states it "does not insure its gold" and that "trustees may have no right to visit the premises of any subcustodian for the purposes of examining the trust's gold or any records maintained".
A second example is provided by Nienhueser and Hossfeld's (2011) case study which examines the trust between works councilors and managers in Germany and how this affects their preferences for plant-level negotiations as compared with industry-wide or multi-employer bargaining.
The last two hypotheses expand on hypothesis four, examining the trust of the public in greater detail.
But by examining the trusts' 2010 returns, a picture emerges of how the Romneys have benefited from – and been hurt by – Goldman's investment decisions.
Due to the importance of trust metrics, we re-examined the proposed trust models in terms of parameters utilized for measuring the trust value.
Mr. Zabel, an expert in trust law, is expected to examine the soundness of the trust structure.
This research enabled us to examine the factors of trust and understanding.
In this review, we examine the role of trust in the radiologist CAD interaction and suggest ways to improve the output of the CAD system so that it allows radiologists to calibrate their trust in the CAD system more effectively.
Again using the data by Nunn (2008a) and Nunn and Wantchekon (2011) combined with the Afrobarometer surveys, in Bertocchi et al. (2015) my coauthors and I examine the relationship between trust and attitudes toward citizenship acquisition.
In this article we examine the roles of trust and distrust in decision-making, information exchanges, and health care in the context of Canadian family physicians who are faced with addressing questions about medical tourism from their patients, or who are treating former medical tourists in their practices.
