Sentence examples for regained trust from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some ambassadors detect a wheeze by Bulgaria's Socialists to tell voters that the EU has "newly regained trust" in the government before an election in June.

But O'Neill regained trust in his hands this month, Torre said, waiting a little bit longer, giving himself a better chance to hit.

New Orleans' government has become more responsive – the new administration has regained trust by tackling quality-of-life issues – and its regional economy more diverse.

Once you have fully dealt with the loss of your mother - and regained trust in yourself - it sounds like you and your husband have much to enjoy.

The conversation quickly turns to the economy and why Labour has still not regained trust, even though the Tories have had to admit their economic plan is off-track and living standards are being severely squeezed.

Data from surveys of people living within 50 miles of major U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) sites in 2010, 2011 and 2013 were analyzed to determine if the DOE regained trust lost following the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power-plant related events in Japan in March 2011.

It needs to regain trust.

"They need to regain trust," Carter said.

In this way, it could regain trust.

How do we regain trust in Boeing?

"The Dallas charter was an attempt to regain trust.