Sentence examples for preserving trust from inspiring English sources

Beggars are registered and licensed in Lakewood, as a means of preserving trust in this community that aspires to be a village but is outgrowing that label.

At the time, in neighbouring West Yorkshire, Chief Constable Colin Sampson spoke publicly of the importance of preserving trust between police and mining communities for when the strike was over, declaring a "softly-softly" approach in which horses and riot shields would be used only as a last resort.

As a result, there is a grand challenge to build wireless systems and networks in which various applications allow users to enjoy more comprehensive services while preserving trust, security, and privacy at the same time.

Asked about the dangers of the organisation remaining neutral, Mr Krahenbuhl said there are "enduring dilemmas" for the ICRC to find a balance between publicly denouncing a place of detention or an attack on people and preserving trust between all parties so they can continue to help people.

We all seek justice and Justice is the ultimate truth in preserving trust in a given society to function cohesively and effectively.

A common concern raised by more than a third of interviewees had to do with preserving trust of the patient.

An offer that is explained and justified will probably preserve trust and may enhance it.

Edward Milliken, former superintendent of the Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services, said the goal was to preserve trust.

The French foreign minister, Alain Juppé, who has tried to smooth tensions, called for "restraint", saying he wanted to preserve "trust and friendship".

Explaining to coworkers and subordinates how particular decisions came to be allows them to feel like part of the process and helps preserve trust even when unpopular choices are made.

To build and preserve trust, executives will need to prioritize the sales team maintaining trust in its relationships over trying to make a quick buck.