"As the flagship retailer, Starbucks will play a pivotal role in developing practical, trusted and regulated applications for consumers to convert their digital assets into US dollars for use at Starbucks," said Starbucks Payments VP Maria Smith said in the statement.
Bakkt quickly inked partnerships with Microsoft, which provides cloud infrastructure to the service, and Starbucks, to develop "practical, trusted and regulated applications for consumers to convert their digital assets into U.S. dollars for use at Starbucks," Starbucks vice president of payments Maria Smith said in a statement at the time.
FGD respondent, Female Community Health Volunteer On a more practical level, trusted and respected traditional healers were also often cited as useful channels of information about service availability, particularly for marginalized people.
This entry has centered on an important practical question about trust: "When is trust warranted?" Different answers to this question give rise to different philosophical puzzles.
Earlier, Xi said France and China should build their relationship on "mutual trust, practical cooperation and friendly sentiments".
He's in on the cosmic joke of being a "high-born dwarf" and is quick to give practical Westeros wisdom: "Trust no one.
I will introduce new cryptographic techniques and systems-level optimizations that make it practical to split trust in a variety of settings.
An atheist's faith-venture may, however, seem oddly so described because it provides no basis for practical hope or trust.
"In the intellectual rather than the practical sense, I trust," he said.
Traditionally it was measured by "lives in being plus 21 years," which meant that as a practical matter most trusts wound up lasting about 100 years.
Christopher Nolan praises Stanley Kubrick's practical sets and his trust of the audience to absorb a single image without frenzied cutting.
