China has all but set the resolution of both issues as a precondition for genuine trust between the two militaries.
The indivisibility and universality of the rule of law is the precondition for order, trust and social association on which all else is built.
A shared action space as described in this paper provides the opportunity for regular and unconstrained interpersonal and project-related communication, which is a precondition for the establishment of trust and clarity concerning joint expectations and roles (Stokols et al. 2008).
In clinical trials, particularly RCTs, there is an inherent potential for exploiting research participants and abusing trust[ 14, 18- 21]; trust is a precondition for human research[ 16, 17].
As one western diplomat observing the talks said: "If the pace is too slow, the risk is that the ceasefires and trust, the precondition for peace talks, will start to unravel".
Zak's earlier work had established that trust is a crucial precondition for economic prosperity (to conduct transactions, you have to be able to trust others) but also a result of it (once you're no longer fighting for basic subsistence, you can afford to trust more).
Trust is a precondition for successful cooperation and can only be achieved if all stakeholders make genuine commitments and if there is access to high-quality experience, capacity-building and the highest quality of execution.
Despite its importance, trust is only a precondition for completion of the transaction to proceed and not the engine that directly generates stable and continued market transactions.
The article presents for debate that an increased focus on quality and accountability to secure trust is an important precondition for enabling the political commitment to mobilize necessary resources to the health sector.
We drilled-down into the preconditions and nature of 'trust' that was seemingly apparent in both public and private hospitals, and found differences in the reasoning for trust in the two systems.
