However, once confidence in God is secured, trust in the more familiar ways of gaining knowledge sense perception, rational reasoning, and so on is restored (for a detailed treatment of skepticism in Classical Islam, cf. Heck 2014).
The latter are designed to be highly secured, trusted, and able to communicate securely.
Only then will we secure the trust of the south.
His gift was securing the trust and affection of the great minds of his day.
The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation has taken a giant step toward securing public trust.
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.
It's a way of securing the trust of the reader, but also assumes the reader can keep up and is as good at thinking as the author.
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?
