Sentence examples for reputation the trust from inspiring English sources

Reputation: the trust about a trustee that a truster refers from other agents in the system.

How can [the trust] be so petty?" Dr Lorimer was chosen for the Rainbow List because of his leading work in transforming the reputation of the trust's gender identity clinic, at Charing Cross Hospital, where he has been based for more than a decade.

Once lost, it is impossible to regain one's scientific reputation and the trust of peers.

This commitment is fundamental to our reputation and the trust of audiences, which is the foundation of the BBC.

Putin said he had an "absolutely unimpeachable reputation" and "the trust and respect of the Olympic family".

Reputation and the trust it fosters have always appeared to me to be the core attributes required of competitive markets.

The studio has earned its reputation and the trust of millions of consumers over the course of several terrifically popular GTA games.

We assess the public risk as low because we believe makers and sellers are unlikely to take any action that would undermine their reputation or the trust of their customers.

Finally, based on nodes' reputation, the most trusted forwarding paths are determined.

After just one of the seismic scandals that left the corporation's reputation in tatters, the trust should have taken stock.

Any company wanting to succeed in the market would also need to establish a good reputation to win the trust of Muslim consumers, she said.