Sentence examples for secured trust from inspiring English sources

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 only thing wrong with it was the name, BISTRO, for Broad Index Secured Trust Offering, which made the new rocket-science financial instrument sound like a place you went to for steak frites.

The latter are designed to be highly secured, trusted, and able to communicate securely.

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.

It appears that reliance on informed consent and other measures to secure individual autonomy have failed to secure trust (O'Neill 2002; Chadwick and Berg 2001).

Conley said that if the hosts get nine "moments of truth" right, they'll secure trust of their guests.

How can health policies secure trust, and with it improve access to generalized quality curative services and care?

The aim is to secure trust into the way data and bio-samples are stored and handled.

The article presents for debate that an increased focus on quality and accountability to secure trust is an important precondition for enabling the political commitment to mobilize necessary resources to the health sector.

We do not suggest that trial reports be discounted simply based on reaching a threshold number of discrepancies, but rather that the presence of discrepancies might act as a prompt for the authors to provide the community with access to the raw data, in order to secure trust in the result.

This work expects to be a reference guide when designing secure trust and reputation models.