"We have over two million men and women in uniform, and I believe we should always err on the side of trusting them because virtually all of them -- not 100 percent, but nearly 100 percent -- give us reasons every single day to continue trusting them".
The following reasons were found on the patient side: lack of trust, shyness, shame, doctors' business is only medical, feelings of rejection, could deal with the problems themselves, the doctor could not help, it was not important for healing, bothered the doctor too much, or they simply did not have any problems [ 5- 8].
The NFL is a multi-billion-dollar industry thinly skating on the full-speed-ahead side of anti-trust legislation.
An unusual cold snap this year kept the town under 40 degrees and everyone was bundled up: puppies snuggled in their humans' coats, and people could be seen running a warm hand along the side of their trusted companions.
Indeed, national service provides a place for our military and civilian communities to stand side by side to amass reservoirs of trust, accrue social capital, and renew the optimism and civic mindedness that has made this country great.
The two sides of the trust issue run contradictorily together at this point.
Whatever views some of us may have about Mr. Bush's acumen, he was cagey enough to commit the public land side of the public trust to Gail Norton, whose pro-business views make Christie Whitman look like John Muir.
However, more people err on the side of too much trust, which can be dangerous.
To get the process back on track, preliminary steps will be required, including a cessation of violence on the Palestinian side and the reestablishment of trust among both parties.
