Sentence examples for reputation for trust from inspiring English sources
The Co-operative Balsohas also been able to weather the storm, thanks to "a historically prudent approach to lending and a strong reputation for trust".
So the question he had to begin to answer in today's speech was whether Gove's other talents and attractions to Conservative MPs and members can outweigh the immense damage that he has done to his reputation for trust.
Funded by £3.6bn of annual licence fee money, with an unassailable reputation for trust amongst the British public (its journalists are trusted by 61% of the population), its incredibly successful news website dominates the market with access to huge multi-media resources on a daily basis, making it more difficult for private sector competitors to make money in the digital space.
Citigroup had built up a reputation for trust and excellence, so it stands to reason that its clients would trust its advice.
Either that or Te'o, a gifted linebacker with a reputation for trusting others, had been the victim of a hoax, and the woman he thought he had come to know online and through long, emotional phone calls had never really existed.
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Because Google "enjoys a well-deserved reputation for earning the trust of users," Mr. Auletta says, it is "hard to imagine an issue that could imperil the trust Google has achieved as quickly as could privacy".
Her husband soon left, but she kept the doors open — barely, at times — and built a reputation for earning the trust of top musicians.
It offers mechanisms for trust, reputation, self-preservation, self-healing, intrusion detection, self-monitoring, and self-protection.
Dense social ties facilitate gossip and other valuable ways of cultivating reputation— an essential foundation for trust in a complex society.
Lowe told the House of Representatives economics committee that he wanted banks to regain their reputation for being deeply trusted organisations.
