Sentence examples for reinstated confidence from inspiring English sources

"At this point policy makers should have reinstated confidence," said Karen Ward, senior global economist at HSBC in London, "but the private sector isn't taking up the baton in a way we'd hoped".

"There have been worries about this in the past, but the negative G.D.P. figure at the end of last year reinstated confidence in the honesty of the agency's statistical function".

"At a time when faith in politics and politicians is at an all-time low, we must all be working hard to reinstate confidence in elected representatives and the governmental system.

Obama's election reinstated romantic confidence among left-wing Europeans that America is still a land of liberty, opportunity, and hope.

"For Quinn to win this race he needs to reinstate voters' confidence in his ability to be a state administrator but ultimately, and more importantly, reunite Illinois Democrats.

In order to reinstate global confidence in the UN's ability to tackle the most important social justice issues of our age, the UN must evolve to propel youth into action, activism, and engagement with the Global Goals.

Aspen's president, Alan Fletcher, was ousted, reinstated and given a symbolic vote of no confidence.

(The faculty senate voted no confidence in the board, and Sullivan was reinstated).

"Trust has to be reinstated now.

We must have the confidence to reinstate the core values that made us want to become social workers.

The confidence-building clauses that existed in the 2001 Mitchell report must be reinstated with vigor.