Sentence examples for system trust from inspiring English sources

Where there is no trust in the system, trust in one's friends is essential.

The White House was able to fool many Americans into thinking that the retirement system trust funds were safe and that the tax cut was affordable.

The members of most of these élites were Moscow-trained Communists, men whom Stalin could (provisionally, for totalitarianism is a paranoid system) trust.

What one longs for is the return of trust, trust in our government, trust in the judicial system, trust in what we read in the paper, hear on the radio and see on television.

What's remarkable about recent times is how the two have come to seem the same, though it seems doubtful whether novelists will meet the challenge of describing what Stephen Green calls "a massive breakdown of trust: trust in the financial system, trust in bankers, trust in business, trust in business leaders, trust in politicians, trust in the media, trust in the whole process of globalisation".

If business and government leaders can work together to build confidence in the financial system, trust in business and government may well rise too.

Every security system trusts certain people and is vulnerable if, without warning, they go bad.

In effect, each piece of data in the experimental system must carry "credentials" — an encryption code that ensures that it is one that the system trusts.

In its latest monitoring report, the King's Fund reveals that financial problems are seeping into every part of the system – trusts, foundation trusts and clinical commissioning groups are all sliding toward deficit in substantial numbers.

The system trusts a worker less based on the mistakes a worker makes.

The judicial system trusts a jury to come to a just outcome that affects people's lives.