Sentence examples similar to securing their trust from inspiring English sources

Powerful people can be demanding and you need to be flexible, confident and, above all, tenacious to secure their trust.

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.

In theory, they let individual users offload the problems of securing their bitcoins to a trusted third party, while also allowing payments to be made easily and lowering the technical know-how required to get and store the currency.

Consider the executives at American Airlines, who paid themselves big bonuses and secretly set up a special trust to secure their own pensions, even while demanding pay cuts from their workers to save the company.

Those regulations enable consumers to trust their banks to secure their funds and maintain the integrity of their transactions.

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.

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.

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

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?

Only then will we secure the trust of the south.