Indian regulators are ambivalent: coming down hard on smaller producers might (after a lag) raise the trustworthiness of all Indian producers abroad, but at the cost of considerable disruption of supplies to the domestic market, and a rise in prices.
The jury was also told that doubts had been raised about the trustworthiness of one of the firearms officers who was at the scene of the shooting.
Mr. Torricelli raised the issue of trustworthiness in his closing statement, saying: "Well, there you have it.
Correction: September 14 , 2002 Saturday Because of a transcription error, an article yesterday about a debate in New Jersey between the Senate candidates referred incorrectly in some copies to the statement in which Senator Robert G. Torricelli raised the issue of trustworthiness, drawing laughter from some audience members.
Stein also raised doubts about Clinton's trustworthiness.
But panel members voiced skepticism about the company's trustworthiness after questions were raised about its clinical trials.
But panel members voiced great skepticism about the company's trustworthiness after questions were raised about its clinical trials.
Jon Boone reports from Kabul, while Paul Cornish, the head of international security at the Chatham House thinktank, assesses the questions the killings have raised about Nato strategy and the trustworthiness of the Afghan police.
(Mr. Geffen said Mrs. Clinton was unelectable, and raised questions about her ethics and Bill Clinton's trustworthiness).
The city maintains that there was probable cause for Hadid's indictment, and that his "conduct raised so many doubts about his judgment, reliability, trustworthiness, and personal integrity".
And while initially it seemed promising that the talented receiver had played in the team's first nine games, the positive test for a banned substance raised new questions about Jeffery's reliability and trustworthiness.
