Sentence examples for rebuild public trust from inspiring English sources

The firms warned that failure to rebuild public trust in communications privacy could damage the US economy.

Mr. Arnowitt suggested that the agency's announcement might reflect a desire to rebuild public trust after the latest reports of incomplete chemical tests.

He told Diamond he should give his £20m annual pay and bonus package to Shelter in an attempt to rebuild public trust in the bank.

This – more than the adoption of the seven principles of public life – is what will gradually rebuild public trust and confidence in outsourced services.

But the revived inter-war gold standard ultimately fell apart, in no small part because it was impossible to rebuild public trust.

In his letter, Miliband wrote: "In recent years we have discussed the need to rebuild public trust in the energy market many times.

Arimoto T and Sato Y (2012) Rebuilding public trust in science for policy-making.

[Vest's]... prescriptions for universities range from... rebuilding public trust in technology to fostering partnerships with business and government.

Rebuilding public trust, in an immigration system that is competent, effective and fair, must be part of this process.

As criminal and civil investigations of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas continue, rebuilding public trust in the $3 billion, voter-approved initiative will be a top priority.

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