Sentence examples for grant trust to from inspiring English sources

Our positive responses to his character can reveal that we're quicker to follow personalities than specific policies, or to grant trust to individuals that we might be unwise to place in institutions.

When leaders apply the preceding tips, it creates an environment where employees are more likely to grant trust to their leadership.

"Changes are taking place across a very wide range and society continues to grant its trust to this Government," Mr. Mazoweicki, once jailed for opposition, said in an interview.

Given how powerful the models can be, and how impressed by the technology people are, there is an almost implicit granting of trust to the models.

When we reach unthinkingly for a familiar brand, "we implicitly grant authority — and trust — to what manufacturers have told us, that a product is 'safe.' " But doesn't surrendering to corporate marketers cut both ways?

3. Create space and grant trust.

Another reason is that new people who do not command and/or grant trust and respect join the company.

If a patient has been granted trusted access to a hospital portal [ 11] via an identity proofing process that is acceptable to the hospital, the portal may provide a feature that allows the user to enter their PCHR server and account information and issue a request for privileges to add documents to the user's PCHR record.

There may be charities and grant-making trusts to which some students can apply.

In addition to securing funding from the Sobell Foundation and other grant-giving trusts to improve its computer systems, Homeshare has been contacted by younger people with physical disabilities since winning the award.

"Under the Land Rights Act, a land council can't direct a land trust to grant a lease unless it is first satisfied that the traditional owners as a group understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it," Morrison said.