Sentence examples for harm public trust from inspiring English sources

The Charities Commission has confirmed that it is not investigating any of the organisations involved and says that if the charities don't have a relationship with a bank it could harm public trust in their work.

Weakening clean-air rules would harm public health.

"Sending people to jail may actually harm public safety".

Lab science fraud harms the innocent, it harms society because the convictions of guilty people are called into question, and it harms the public trust and the taxpayer coffers.

He is less satisfied with the Tokyo prosecutor's decision not to pursue a criminal complaint against onetime friend and business partner turned nemesis, U.S. billionaire Steve Wynn, for defamation and harm to public trust.

Rather, it is because poor governance usually harms public shareholders before it harms others.

"The harm is the erosion of public trust in government".

Judge Breyer said the prison sentence and the fine were appropriate because of the potential for backdating schemes to harm the public's trust in the accounting of public companies.

Focusing on conflicts of interest, a 2006 report from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology subsequently stated that the "risks include the potential to bias research, delay trainee progress, compromise efficient and wide dissemination of research results, harm human research participants, and decrease public trust in medical research".

Losing public trust is "a surefire way to harm" the reputation of any business, Feygina said.

In betraying the public trust, they did incalculable harm to the western democratic tradition that is held up as a model for the rest of the world.