Sentence examples for restore the trusted from inspiring English sources

Launched in October 2014, the coalition of more than 60 news media outlets (including the Guardian), as well as academics and social networks, has tried to restore the trusted role of the press in civic life.

He would like to restore "the trust that used to be in mayors past," Mr. Lee said.

Will this be enough to restore the trust between a patient and his doctor?

White chose a pointed campaign slogan: "It's time we restore the trust".

"We have to restore the trust of all Macedonians, regardless of their ethnicity".

President Bill Clinton hailed the measure as one that "will help restore the trust of the people in their government".

Such efforts should also help to preserve or restore the trust of the faithful in their pastors.

A BBC that offers piecemeal solutions will fail to meet the demands or restore the trust of Scottish audiences".

We understand the ethical need for it, and we want to restore the trust with the public, but we also need to respect the constitutional balance".

"The task is simple, to return Russian athletics to an international level and restore the trust of IAAF and [Wada]," Shlyakhtin said on Saturday at the Russian Olympics Committee headquarters.

If local government is both more powerful and more accountable, we can start to restore the trust that's been lost in our political system.