Sentence examples similar to he commanded their trust from inspiring English sources

He has a rare combination of being able to talk to soldiers under his command and gain their trust.

The Food Standards Agency was created to provide the public with high standards of food safety and ways of setting and enforcing those standards that commanded public trust and confidence.

A mediator must be able to command trust and confidence by building a rapport with the parties in the mediation process.

To function effectively those markets and the men and women who shape them have to command trust and confidence, because we all rely on the market's transparency and integrity.

Their effectiveness, and ultimately our own safety, depends on their ability to command public trust.

As the country's middle class grew, food brands that commanded trust, such as Heinz and Birds Eye, did particularly well.

While we agree with Khan that it would be great to see a Muslim mayor for London – as indeed it would to see a black mayor or woman mayor – above all it would be good to see a mayor who could truly command the trust of Londoners irrespective of their colour, creed, race, or gender.

Those accountants in turn had an incentive to evaluate their clients fairly, in order to command the trust of the markets.

He concluded: "I believe you have produced a framework which has the potential to give the authorities the powers they need whilst also commanding public trust.

FRANKFURT — If there is a Greek alive who can command the trust of international creditors and European leaders, it is probably Lucas Papademos.

If you cannot command the trust and confidence of your key stakeholders, you're not the right person for the job.