Sentence examples for restore their trust from inspiring English sources

Amit had to restore their trust and motivation.

In his remarks on Monday, the pope also thanked "the many good clerics," and "all those who work to help victims and to restore their trust in the church".

We head into the June meeting with a strong sense of commitment, and hope to emerge with a national policy which will reach out to victims, set guidelines for response and help people to restore their trust in the church".

The right next step is for the automaker to spend time listening to aggrieved consumers... so Ford can find out what customers need to see and hear in order to restore their trust in the Ford brand.

At the end, he had restored their trust and made himself indispensable when the game was on the line.

Without video, the word of victims like Luis Paulino means little in the face of policies like "stop and frisk," aimed at reducing crime in America's inner cities. Video lends credibility to these victims' claims but does nothing to restore their faith and trust in law enforcement.

If the president is to win their trust and restore their faith in human generosity, he must offer and implement a just deal rather than making futile attempts to speak in Tamil, or paying lip service to devolution of power to allay India's fears.

In the current political climate, it is vital that Democrats restore their coalition's trust that they will pursue this project.

To restore trust, public trust, in the press.

Since the financial crisis of 2008, a major question has been how banks can restore the trust of their clients.

Bishop William Murphy said that in changing the way allegations are dealt with, he hoped to restore Catholics' trust in their spiritual leaders.