This reviewer hopes and trusts — if only to secure her own safety — she has given Heller a usable pull-quote or two for the jacket.
The document notes strong opposition to such changes from unions and raises the possibility that, to secure them, "trusts would be obliged to dismiss and re-engage staff".
Survivors and bereaved family members will deliver a petition to Downing Street on Tuesday with more than 16,000 signatures demanding that Theresa May use her powers as prime minister to take action to secure their trust in the inquiry.
Only then will we secure the trust of the south.
So how can these social ventures secure the trust of those around them and be held to account?
Powerful people can be demanding and you need to be flexible, confident and, above all, tenacious to secure their trust.
Before Mr. Obama and Republicans can secure each other's cooperation, people in both parties say, they must first figure out a way to secure mutual trust.
A few years back Google pioneered a new way of keeping things secure: essentially, trust no one and authenticate everyone.
This liberal nationalist account invites all the usual questions: Do liberal democracies really depend upon sufficient trust and fellow-feeling among their compatriots, and, if so, is a common culture genuinely necessary to secure this trust and mutual concern?
In addition, Perez, who defeated progressive favorite Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn). for the DNC chairmanship, has struggled to secure the trust of the party's restive left wing.
Press self-regulation is not working and requires radical change if it is to secure trust among the public for newspapers, according to a report released today by the Media Standards Trust, an independent journalistic ethics charity.
