Sentence examples for retaining trust and from inspiring English sources

The extent to which caregivers can support this transition successfully will, however, depend on attainment of professional recognition while retaining trust and solidarity in communities they serve.

It also accused the corporation of failing to uphold its own editorial standards: "The transgressions are deemed deliberate because the BBC failed to use the mechanisms it has established to moderate the output of its journalists to ensure that it is in line with what it expects from its journalists and producers in order for the institution to retain trust and credibility among its viewers".

A balance needs to be achieved between limiting errors in measurements and estimates of risk and eruption forecasts, and maintaining credibility and specificity, in order to retain trust and promote actions by end-users (Voight [1990]).

Trust must be earned and retaining trust requires constant effort, but it is worth it.

In the bureaucratic context of implementation of UIP, there was limited recognition of the need to influence informal interactions that retains trust in vaccines and in the public health department that governs immunization programs.

She retained trust in her mother and went home happy.

Formidably combative when necessary, she believed that one of the things that her academic training gave her was the ability to take an adversarial position, to argue coherently and yet to retain trust.

There's been a sense in some quarters of wanting to side with VW, of wishing to retain trust in the manufacturer.

The relationship between retaining consumer trust and market share highlights potential opportunities around making technology safe and appropriate for children.

The key to the programme is the use of the fixed rigs – 64 automatic cameras and microphones rather than intrusive film crews – as well as retaining teachers' trust and selecting the right school.

"It is essential to retain the trust and confidence of Londoners.