"have confidence on" is not a correct phrase in written English.
The correct phrase is "have confidence in." For example, "I have confidence in my ability to succeed."
Hard to have confidence on demand under these conditions.
The e-mail continued, "And honest speaking we don't have confidence on this welding".
"And honest speaking we dont have confidence on this welding," Joyce Wang of RTR Bearings said in an e-mail message dated June 7 , 2007
It's crucial that charities and community groups can have confidence on where they stand in law". The changes may not be enough to allay concerns.
"And honest speaking we dont have confidence on this welding," Joyce Wang of RTR wrote in a message dated June 7 , 2007
All of the above metrics are highly correlated with sales success, but we haven't yet accumulated enough data to have confidence on which of these metrics are truly causal.
Women's ski jumping will be featured for the first time at next year's Sochi Olympics "I had confidence on this hill and I knew I could have good jumps," Hendrickson said.
"All those years in F1 are starting to come into play and he's a complete package and he has confidence on top of that and he's very, very strong, much stronger than he ever was".
"'We have confidence to walk on our own, and mentally, we feel powerful.'" .
"The public deserves a number they can have confidence is based on science, not misrepresentation," he said.
Having confidence to sell yourself on your accomplishments without fearing how others perceive you is necessary.
