Sentence examples for recovering trust from inspiring English sources
He needs to show Labour is starting the long journey to recovering trust.
Recovering trust in Wall Street and corporate America is a taller order.
Such recklessness is the ultimate trust violation, and recovering trust under such circumstances can be a tricky business.
A failing organisation needs to recover trust among its employees quickly.
Leaders who communicate with candour and honesty can help staff recover trust in their employer quickly.
The prime minister, insisted the source, said he would step down this autumn because he believed he would never recover trust with the electorate lost over the failure to discover weapons of mass destruction to justify the invasion and occupation of Iraq.
This has left Facebook trying to recover trust with the public, all while having lost more than $80 billion in market value since the scandal broke.
How can I recover trust lost?" "We made some mistakes.
Stephen Locke, chair of the watchdog, said: "A significant gesture is necessary now if they are to have any chance of recovering the trust and confidence of increasingly cynical commuters who, being effectively a captive market, have no choice but to put up with the situation".
But a self-serving legalistic response can heighten staff cynicism and risk further opprobrium, undermining rather than recovering stakeholder trust.
