Sentence examples for expressing trust from inspiring English sources

The higher numbers expressing trust in government, Dr. Bishop said, reflected only changes in the context in which those polled heard the question.

A name can be a way of expressing trust in an object — or expressing control over it.

MoR-Trust is based on the notion of expressing trust in terms of monetary units, thus directly coupling the trust estimates circulated in the network with the values of the transactions taking place and their outcomes.

When it comes to people expressing trust in others, Hungary ranks rather low.

The share of Democrats expressing trust in government is among the lowest levels for members of the party dating back nearly six decades.

Putin and Xi came in fourth and third, respectively, with 30percent and 344 percent of people expressing trust in the authoritarian leaders.

Trust in environmentally oriented interests is positively associated with belief, meaning that respondents who expressed trust in these groups as sources of information about climate change were more likely to believe that climate change is occurring and attributable to human sources.

In the 1960s, more than two-thirds of Democrats and Republicans alike expressed trust in government.

Indeed, 50 percent of the voters said they trusted the teachers' union to protect the interests of New York City public school students, while only 38 percent expressed trust in the mayor.

Confidence in Congress has fallen to record lows: in America, as in Italy and Greece, just one in ten voters expresses trust or confidence in the national parliament.

For example, while 71percentt of respondents expressed trust in the retail sector and 65percentt expressed trust in packaged food manufacturers, only 39percentt expressed trust in insurance companies.