Sentence examples for increased public trust from inspiring English sources
Building on increased public trust and greater UNICEF brand awareness in the country, resources raised will be gradually shifted towards international programmes supported by UNICEF in Africa and Asia.
Under the new plan, the civilian complaint board will both investigate and follow through with the prosecution of these cases, increasing public trust in the judgments being made.
The Committee for Modern Courts is an advocacy group founded in 1955 that says that one of its goals is to increase public trust in New York courts.
We have a statutory duty to increase public trust and I take this very seriously: we know that the bad actions of a few charities can affect the way all charities are viewed.
They also found that who pays for a study does not seem to influence its results.Dr Klümper and Dr Qaim conclude by expressing a hope that their work "may help to gradually increase public trust in this promising technology".
In a speech to BBC journalists at New Broadcasting House in London, Lord Glasman said that allowing the BBC's employees and audiences to have a say in who governed the corporation would help to increase public trust.
Although they will again say that uncontrolled public access to the register will not be allowed, despite a campaign led by the parents of murdered schoolgirl Sarah Payne, the Home Office will argue that improvements to the register will increase public trust that the system can protect communities from criminals.
One goal has been "to minimize the need for government involvement in the advertising business," said James R. Guthrie, president and chief executive of the National Advertising Review Council in New York, and another is to "increase public trust in advertising by maintaining credibility, truth and accuracy".
