Sentence examples for to promote trust from inspiring English sources

As chair, Patten's remit is to promote trust amongst licence fee payers.

Even when people are spread all over the world, small talk is still a powerful way to promote trust.

The Charity Commission has launched a statutory inquiry into Oxfam as part of its duty to promote trust and public confidence in charities.

In a visit to Finland last September, Mr. Putin said that though Russia had proposed that both sides reduce their arsenals to 1,500 warheads each, "this would only be possible when both sides take more action to promote trust.

Although he reiterates this point without describing exactly what the children in Central Asia Institute schools are taught, he is convinced that encouraging literacy is a way to promote trust and understanding.

But the company is set up this way by Jack Dorsey, Square's chief executive and co-founder, for a reason: to promote trust and transparency in its employees, which it hopes will translate to its customers.

The ruling, he added, sends "a strong message that this agency is committed to promoting trust in our city's government".

Though easy to talk about and promote, trust is difficult to earn.

San Francisco's Sheriff Mirkarimi and Mayor Ed Lee have defended the city's sanctuary laws as a way to fight crime and promote trust, enabling immigrants to cooperate with police, report crimes and serve as witnesses.

Companies like Gladius, based in Maryland, and Confideal have emerged to leverage decentralization to offer platforms that promote trust.

Among the report's central findings was that having volunteers embedded in the local community they are supposed to be supporting helps promote trust and effective partnerships.