Sentence examples for garner the trust from inspiring English sources

The All India Democratic Women's Association said in a statement that the scope of the fund remained undefined, which showed that the government was "keen to make a hasty political move to garner the trust and confidence of the women protesters without taking any specific and concrete steps to implement the Justice Verma Committee recommendations".

Having to urinate all around the fort to keep off predators, opened up the fascinating and exhilarating opportunity for Michael to garner the trust in some wild turkeys.

Mr Obama's numbers are down, but Americans have even less confidence in BP, which garners the trust of only 22% of the public.

For higher education leaders, it begins with making several commitments integral to garnering the trust of policymakers and the public.

It is also why peer-to-peer lending networks are flourishing, why Mint and Blippy are garnering the trust of millions, and why PayPal is the world's leading online payment network.

Garner can count on the trust and admiration of many of his readers to see him through it, but my trust and admiration, though great, weren't always sufficient.

Verification is used at various stages in some of these transactions, but with the proper information or skills an attacker can steal the trust they could not normally garner.

What's more, the trust has rallied more than 50% during the past 52 weeks, garnering support from its 10-week and 20-week moving averages since the March 2009 bottom.

Local health workers or volunteers should be used for drug distribution, since they understand the environment and local customs, and can garner more trust and acceptance among their peers than outsiders.

This might explain why a patient visiting a practice offering a concordant "doctor language" has strengths in overcoming such barriers, and also highlights the need for interpreters who are appropriately trained to garner patient trust in triad medical encounters.

This begs the question; is this military model -- designed to prepare young recruits for combat -- the appropriate mechanism for teaching our police trainees how to garner community trust and partner with citizens to solve crime and public order problems?