Sentence examples for trust and fairness from inspiring English sources

So, what does nudge people toward the most socially desirable behaviors like generosity, cooperation, trust, and fairness?

In negotiation, subjective qualities, such as perceptions of trust and fairness, can have an even greater impact on negotiators' decisions than facts and figures.

When new pupils join they are asked to sign up – literally – to the school's values of "hard work, trust and fairness".

Social contracts have their roots in social capital theory (PDF), which emphasizes information exchange and reciprocity between employees, mutual trust and fairness, and shared values and expectations.

After Tex finished his graduate work at Columbia, and got married and went off to work for the New Deal he became a noted Department of the Interior specialist in water development and environmental protection—he told friends of his that it was my father's trust and fairness of mind that had probably kept him from joining the Communist party in those anxious times.

Lizann Sonders, the chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab & Company, said the tax cut is "the answer to the economy, is the answer to the stock market and maybe most importantly it's the answer to bringing back trust and fairness and faith in the system".

The University values integrity, diversity, respect, freedom of inquiry and expression, trust, honesty and fairness and strives to integrate these values into its education, research, health care and business practices.

Online retail start-up Jet.com believes it's competitive advantage will be "happiness" (along with trust, transparency, and fairness).

Other studies have reported a positive relationship between trust and perceived fairness (justice) [ 35, 36].

Let's hope these meet with the same level of approval and give European countries a sound basis to trust the integrity and fairness of their neighbours' justice systems.

Taking leadership on the issue of tax havens "is very important for ensuring that citizens can trust the efficiency and fairness of our tax systems," Mr. Moscovici said, flanked by Wolfgang Schäuble, the German finance minister, and George Osborne, Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, and by ministers from Poland, Spain and Italy.