Sentence examples for preserve confidence from inspiring English sources
So banks should raise their capital levels to preserve confidence and maintain lending capacity.
And through all the upheavals of market and management, Rolex has managed to preserve confidence in its quality.
Remember, impeachment is a political process, a political remedy, to preserve confidence in that political process, not to punish a perpetrator.
In order to protect property rights and preserve confidence, its legal system had to treat contracts as equally binding upon Christians and others, citizens and aliens.
This is the process we have begun, and we are committed to following through promptly on this process by taking all steps necessary to reassure the public and preserve confidence in our disclosure and financial reporting process.
"The challenge is to encourage good governance and best practices," Senator Grassley said in a statement, "and so preserve confidence in the tax-exempt sector without imposing regulations that inhibit religious freedom or are functionally ineffective".
Yet the Supreme Court operates with no such mechanism, which is critical to preserving confidence in the court's integrity.
His aim of preserving "confidence in American leadership not only in Asia but throughout the world" and John McNaughton's aim of preserving America's "reputation as a guarantor" were the same thing.
Two and a half years ago Mike Konczal reminded us of a classic 1943 essay by Michal Kalecki, who suggested that business interests hate Keynesian economics because they fear that it might work — and in so doing mean that politicians would no longer have to abase themselves before businessmen in the name of preserving confidence.
A quick decision on halting implantation of the ASR™ and efficient management of those affected could have preserved confidence in hip implants and the implant governance system in the UK.
Scalia's ruling in Vieth is of a piece with the analysis in Citizens United that relied on the proposition that there is no important public interest in preserving confidence in democratic institutions.
