Sentence examples for has regained trust from inspiring English sources

New Orleans' government has become more responsive – the new administration has regained trust by tackling quality-of-life issues – and its regional economy more diverse.

"When both countries, but particularly Indonesia, have regained trust and also when the protocol and code ethics are fully implemented, then we can continue mutual beneficial bilateral relations including military and police co-operation between the two countries," Yudhoyono said on Tuesday night.

After weeks of medical treatment, his health has mostly returned, and, thanks to the outpouring of love and support he's received from the people at Bill Foundation, as well as the volunteers and doctors at Animal Wellness Centers (which generously covered Gideon's hefty medical bill), the pooch has regained his trust of humans.

Ireland has regained competitiveness.

Strategy has regained importance.

The debt offering was a key test of whether HCA had regained the trust of investors, and apparently it had: they placed more than $2 billion in orders for the 10-year notes.

When you have regained their trust, don't change.

Indeed, some ambassadors detect a wheeze by Bulgaria's Socialists to tell voters that the EU has "newly regained trust" in the government before an election in June.

The conversation quickly turns to the economy and why Labour has still not regained trust, even though the Tories have had to admit their economic plan is off-track and living standards are being severely squeezed.

The third was David Beckham, who had regained the coach's trust but whose Indian summer was ruined by an achilles tendon injury in March.

We strongly believe that the industry has to regain trust by increasing the transparency with customers and authorities, and we have taken definitive steps in this direction".