On the other hand, the fact that more than one quarter of the patients expressed such a strong preference for admissions to HSS can be viewed as an important indication of trust in the local health services.
For individuals who were enrolled, the RAs tracked how many of them retained the information/waiver of written informed consent sheet, how many provided contact information, and how many spontaneously shared their name with the RA as an indication of trust.
"Your comprehensive win... was demonstrably a true indication of the trust, confidence and support the Australian constituents have in your leadership qualities and, more importantly, the political, social and economic policies of the Liberal party," O'Neill said.
Selling his total financial stake could be an even bigger indication of the trust he has in Disney with the Star Wars legacy.
If, on the other hand, it feels dangerous or taboo to push back on the leader of your team, that's a strong indication of low trust.
Back in October when the deal was first announced, George Lucas said in an interview that he believes Disney will give his films "a longer life". Selling his total financial stake could be an even bigger indication of the trust he has in Disney with the Star Wars legacy.
It is not an indication of lacking trust––it's common sense and good precaution.
The TED spread is an indication of lack of trust in financial markets; its widening was a sign that things were going bad.
If the concerns voiced by Ms. Charalambous and many other Cypriots over the last 10 days are an indication, the bond of trust between the bank and its clients may already be irreparably damaged.
It was reported that envy among colleagues, an indication of lack of trust and poor relations, was demotivating: " If one colleague tries to work hard, others gang up against him" (male clinical officer in Kenya); " making efforts on your own creates envy and you will face obstacles" (female nurse in Benin) [ 57] (p. 13).
