"He has to balance the opportunity to show customers, suppliers, governments and regulators that BP merits trust," Mr. Moore said, "with a need to reassure employees that the company is still sound".
Fee-based plagiarism helps us to see the obvious: that education is rooted in non-market values, including respect for learning, reward for merit, trust between teacher and student, and common rules.
3. When in doubt, trust your body -- when you find yourself at a crossroads where a decision needs to be made, instead of weighing pro's and cons or debating merits, trust your body.
But rather than just make the alternative case, honestly, consistently, clearly, on its merits, trusting in the intelligence of the voter, there was the campaign fudge.
But many others are put off by Google's cocksure assertion of its own holiness, as if it merited unquestioning trust.
Few democratic institutions merit the trust of the majority (see chart 6 .Almost 60% think the market economy is the only way for their countries to become developed.
To hold our attention, and merit our trust, the diarist must first be honest with himself - and how can we be sure when that is the case?
But the vote really hinges on two issues: whose vision of Hewlett-Packard's future is more convincing and who merits shareholders' trust.
This thesis makes somewhat less compelling the merits of "trust busting," largely taken for granted since the administration of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt first set about curbing the concentration of corporate power in the early 20th century.
For all the human flaws of those who gather, edit, check and analyze it, news allows people to judge for themselves whether the people they voted into office merit their trust and their tax dollars.
