Our credit rating – the mark of trust in our economy – has been preserved.
"In my day, we shared locker combinations with our best friends -- it was a mark of trust," Mr. Rainie said.
But, as a mark of trust in the relative probity of Mr Kikwete's government, many of Tanzania's biggest donors, led by Britain, now give their money directly to support the budget.
After branding the gold jewelery with its logo on every piece, it has started using it as a mark of trust, thereby enhancing its resale value.
Traditionally this was a badge of honour, a mark of trust, a sign they had weathered the slings and arrows of time and commerce and had lived to tell the tale.
YouTube has taken further action against social media star Logan Paul, dropping the vlogger from its Google Preferred program, which is meant to be a mark of trust to signal to advertisers they can rely on these media creators to generate higher-quality content.
The items representing the dimension of "treatment assurance at any time of the day, irrespective of the ability to pay" was also unique to this setting, and was articulated as a mark of trust.
A hickey is sometimes seen as a mark of trust, so abusing that trust is not okay.
Dependability: this crucial for paradigm adoption factor marks the gradual increase of trust that people show in the new technology, partly as a result of the fault tolerance and autonomic behaviour of the massively distributed systems.
For now, the stories will be viewed directly on Storehouse's (pretty solid) web presence — something Kawano marks up to a matter of trust; the images and video that users give them live on their servers.
