Sentence examples for trust addressed from inspiring English sources

Well, the event is still called the Holocaust memorial day, despite proposals that the title should be more inclusive, and moreover, the Holocaust Educational Trust addressed Bunglalwala's concern that Rwanda and Srebrenica had actually been commemorated in past HMD events.

Bypass trusts (also called family trusts) addressed that problem.

The majority of approaches for trust modeling addressed trust by actually focusing on security, and some of them addressed also trust as such.

Trust and confidence address specific functional problems which arise in socio-technical constellations like the ES.

"This government has shone a light on poor care in a way that Labour neglected to do - and which led to tragedies like Mid Staffs - in some cases putting pressure on finances as trusts address historical issues with nursing numbers and the like.

We can build trust, address the issue of alleged U.S. strikes, and help Pakistanis target militants through enhanced DOD-based intelligence cooperation at the Torkham Joint Coordination Center.

She told me special measures had helped the trust address the problems by giving people a "licence to talk" and giving greater transparency about the problems, but it is clear the improvement journey had already started by the time Mr Hunt stood up in the House of Commons last summer to list the trust's failings.

In December, in an effort to regain the city's trust, Emanuel addressed the City Council, choking up as he said, "If we're going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step, and I'm sorry".

In addition, the intriguing notion that the very scale of the changes in wage-setting institutions in recent years may have served to erode trust is addressed.

Hospital mergers in England began in 1997 under the 'cooperation and collaboration' policy of the Labour government to merge hospitals trusts (hereafter addressed as 'hospitals') failing to meet their financial or quality targets with one or more better-performing hospitals [ 17].

We then extend the existing trust models to address trust propagation through relay nodes.