Sentence examples for held confidence from inspiring English sources
Beijing must instill a deeply held confidence in these investors that the government will do anything to prop them up.
At a meeting with President Giorgio Napolitano this week, the speakers of both houses of parliament agreed to hold confidence votes on that day.
His message motivates us to hold confidence in the future, to regain a sense of freedom and well-being.
The lung expression data have greater potential for revealing the underlying gene, but, to hold confidence in results of analyses, particularly when the results contrast with simple visual inspection of the data, requires careful examination of the properties of the statistical method used.
For all Facebook's hard-to-follow privacy settings, secret groups are the one place where you can trust that a conversation is being held in confidence.
(b) All reports submitted to NRCS will be held in confidence to the extent permitted by law.
Asked if he ever held more confidence heading into a United States Open, Murray said, "I feel good".
"The census law guarantees that all information given will be held in confidence and only statistical totals will be published.
In Air Force inquiries, witnesses' candor is encouraged by promising that testimony will be held in confidence.
"Foreign government information" — information received from another government with the expectation that it will be held in confidence — is an official category of classified information in secrecy regulations.
