Sentence examples for to recreate trust from inspiring English sources
So the partnership was meant to explore ways in which governments could work for people, to recreate trust and public accountability, to innovate, foster new ideas and promote cross-country learning.
He said: "The organisation now has a real opportunity to recreate the professional, trusted, and unified Police Federation which its members so badly want, and once again become the trusted voice of frontline officers.
How can economic life be re-ordered to recreate a sense of community, trust, and environmental sustainability?
Doctors, patients and insurers alike should work together to recreate the familiarity, the warmth, the trust and the friendly alliances that used to define patient-caregiver relationships.
All of the line cooks, servers, runners and sous chefs on a busy Saturday night: it's these trusted hands that have to recreate your vision and perform it to a waiting crowd.
"Trying to recreate what happened three years ago without being able to trust what past management did is an incredibly difficult undertaking," Mr. Kamman said.
They looked as if the "E 60" brain trust gathered in a glass office, with cameras rolling, to recreate earlier meetings when the ideas were originally accepted.
Systems are being built to recreate traditional equities and currency markets, but instant, anonymous transfers don't instill trust in non-risk takers.
They don't trust giving it over to someone and saying, 'I can't check on you, but I am going to trust you to pass on this work to the world.' " Whatever the drawbacks of using video to recreate choreography, it sufficed to copyright a dance, which could then be licensed.
