Sentence examples for in terms of trust from inspiring English sources

Mr. Evans also spoke of the appointment in terms of trust and friendship.

But their costs in terms of trust and legitimacy must always be weighed against their gains.

You can gain a lot over time in terms of trust and just understanding how people's minds work.

"Both the government and the Bank of Spain shared with me their preoccupations about what not listing would mean in terms of trust in the country," he said.

"We have a complete track of who travelled where with whom and when," says Brusson. "In terms of trust and safety, which is always a debate in sharing economy, that's very powerful".

But there seems to be a gulf between public perceptions of the BBC (measured in terms of trust and relatively low levels of agitation over overall value) and the remorseless hammering it gets from its fourth estate cousin, the press.

You mentioned trust — how much is trust important within tennis, in terms of trusting that everybody else in the locker room isn't trying to do anything to get an advantage?

So football fans might be mugs by paying a lot for tickets or TV, and certainly not as proactive as they might be in terms of trusts and the welfare of local teams, but my pseudo-religious passion for my team tells me that we are not all idiots" - Anon.

The GENI does not provide any kind of resource access control over the physical resources while virtual resources are managed in terms of Trust-Target Graph protocol of ABAC (requirement R7).

In terms of trust-ability, there was no significant difference of average scores between the avatar present (M = 4.65, SD = .99) and avatar absent conditions (M = 4.39, SD = 1.06), t(114) = 1.337, p = .184.184

He conceded that the BBC had "taken a hit" in terms of public trust, and added "any degree of arrogance or assumption that trust will bounce back is ill-founded.