My working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust.
The Op-Ed's concluding paragraph is especially choice: My working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust.
Ignoring the current very low level of relations between the two countries and their leaders, Putin has friendly words for Obama: "My working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust.
In his comment article for the New York Times published on Wednesday, Putin welcomed Obama's consideration of the Russian-backed plan for Syria to hand over its chemical weapons and said his relationship with the US president was marked by "growing trust".
Many business leaders were happy to turn the page on 2017 a turbulent year marked by decline in trust, low employee engagement and the exposure of abuses of power in the workplace.
The types of behaviors needed to support change processes – taking risks, assuming new responsibilities, letting go of old ones, seeking feedback, asking for help, helping others, sharing information, suggesting improvements, experimenting, talking about errors and failure – will be in greater supply in a climate marked by mutual respect, trust and psychological safety.
We find that the existence of a non-zero fraction of absolute trust (i.e. entirely confident trust) is a requirement for the viability of global trust propagation in large systems: The average pair-wise trust is marked by a discontinuous transition at a specific fraction of absolute trust, below which it vanishes.
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The second and final volume of Aaron Copland's autobiography, "Copland: Since 1943" portrays not only the musical life of one of the most fiercely patriotic composers in this country's history but, in its first part, the World War II era, a period of our history that he found particularly inspiring and marked by solidarity, innocence, optimism and trust.
The journey of the pills, first from Tanjavur to Madras and then to London, was marked by the shifting centers of trust and authority.
