'We stand for trust, security and high standards of customer care.' Not everyone will agree, especially those who backed a campaign by carpetbagger Fred Woollard four years ago that tried to persuade management to demutualise at a time when the firm commanded a price tag of £14 billion.
"Thank you for helping the DPP stand up again and for trusting us to govern this country," Tsai, 59, said in her victory address on Saturday night.
The brands are hugely important, what they stand for, people trust them.
Wal-Mart stands for "trust".
It is called TRICK and it stands for trust, respect, independence, collaboration and kindness.
Esther also shared the acronym that encapsulates her parenting philosophy: TRICK, which stands for trust, respect, independence, collaboration, and kindness.
For over 40 years, the name Building Blocks has stood for trust, service and fair prices.
Responses are coded between 1 and 3, where 1 stands for 'Can trust', 2 for 'Cannot trust', and 3 for 'Depends'.
Ms. Abramson said that one of the greatest lessons of the Blair scandal was "how concerned, hurt and angry our readers were, because this was contrary to everything we stand for — the trust and authenticity that people attach to The Times".
"For nearly 100 years, the BBB has stood for public trust, and we are taking these steps to maintain that trust," said Steve Cox, chief executive of the Council of Better Business Bureaus in Washington.
