Sentence examples for the same level of trust from inspiring English sources

The results prompted the "same level of trust as in the central electoral commission", it said, in reference to Kremlin rigging of the presidential election in Russia earlier this year.

"I don't think we will have the same level of trust, and I think our numbers will probably be affected," one senior Brotherhood leader said Friday, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.

In No 10, he inherited equally brilliant, equally expert civil servants, but – because there was not the same level of trust and confidence on his side, and the same knowledge of how best to work with him on theirs – the micro-manager within Gordon resurfaced.

The idea is that, by putting these conversations online, users will have the same level of trust that they do waiting in the carpool line but with the convenience of the web.

From Berlin's standpoint, if this is a real partnership, it should enjoy the same level of trust and - in theory - no-spy understanding as exists with other key allies such as Great Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, the so-called "Five Eyes".

Only 6percentt of people say they have a great deal of confidence in the press, about the same level of trust Americans have in Congress, according to a new survey released on Sunday.

Dr. Bishop's view of trust in government was supported by Gary Langer of ABC News, who said his polls showed that when people were asked if they trusted the government to deal with terrorism, their answers reflected the same levels of trust as when they were asked an unspecific question about trusting government.

You just don't have that same level of trust and confidence".

But military tribunals do not enjoy the same level of public trust, making it even more important to let the public observe them.

Since Cronkite retired in 1981, no anchor has succeeded in commanding the same level of respect and trust.

Although some development partner actors were as strategically located, none had the same level of authority or trust as was imbued by being a member of the government civil service.