Sentence examples for institutional confidence from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that participants have a low institutional and general social trust, there is a relationship between institutional trust and general social trust, and finally, that institutional confidence is influenced by the perception of institutions effectiveness.

Tarp was the first step in restoring that institutional confidence".

"Financial technology essentially forced the development of a new form of trust: institutional confidence.

This year has brought him even headier votes of institutional confidence.

The president's willingness to take his medicine from the court, in the end, is a reflection of the court's own institutional confidence as the voice of the mainstream.

He added, "I hope this study will generate practical recommendations to improve the current system and strengthen public and institutional confidence in our process for internal discipline".

"Murdoch deserves all the credit for building so powerful a company that most of its institutional self-confidence was justified, and most of the discredit for the sleazy way he operated it".

The lack of institutional self-confidence about their mission often leads to homogeneity of programs among our universities because each of them is afraid not to be a "full-service" educational provider.

While the study supports measuring public confidence in the police, it suggests that questions from the British Crime Survey and a local police force survey do not accurately measure public confidence as "institutional trust".

But front-loading the ICO with institutional investment inspires confidence for retail investors.

Perhaps there is an unconscious and misguided calculation that to act risks damage to something of broader value than the well-being of a single child - public confidence, institutional reputation or community relations.