The environment is harmed, trust is shattered, and the company must recall some 11 million vehicles.
When people fail to get somebody really helpful feedback, even if it's well intended, it harms trust.
What is more, in daily production and management, constantly borrowing money from relatives and friends due to capital shortage harms trusted relationships because it signifies bad management and loss of money.
This is relevant in assessing potential harm to trust.
He also contended that even a temporary injunction preventing a sale could harm the trust's ability to receive a fair price for its stake.
In February, a group of sixty law-enforcement officials warned, in a letter to Congress, that Trump's policies "could harm community trust and make it harder for state and local law enforcement agencies to do our jobs".
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.
Apple laid out six focus points — which you can read in full here — each arguing that the bill would violate international agreements, weaken cybersecurity and harm user trust by compelling tech companies to build weaknesses or backdoors in its products.
Failing to show obvious disclaimers, Palmer argues, can harm the trust between audiences and documentarians.
Like many other Democratic sheriffs, Gonzalez feared that cooperating closely with ICE would harm community trust, and have a chilling effect on crime reporting.
