Sentence examples for trust is compromised from inspiring English sources

When that trust is compromised the United States Postal Inspection Service takes proper investigative steps to have them and their co-conspirators prosecuted," said Robert Wemyss, postal inspector for the agency's Los Angeles division in a statement.

He acknowledged that over Iraq the relationship between the intelligence agencies and the media "suffered greatly" because trust was compromised.

CHWs need the trust of the community; when this is compromised CHWs become ineffective.

Eagle-eyed watchers note the omission and conclude that the service is compromised and may no longer be trusted.

Conversely, costs increase dramatically and citizens are much more cautious about online transactions when trust and confidence have been compromised.

They summarize the problem saying "when organizational failure looms, trust and communication are compromised" (p 354), arguing that effective communication and trust between professional groups are essential for a well-functioning multidisciplinary team.

Even if the source or conduit of the information is trusted, it may be compromised by an outside agent who cannot be trusted.

Some key questions that need to be asked here include the following: Is the trust of the board being compromised by trying to bring too many interests to the table?

For Hispanics from countries that have had governmental discriminatory practices (i.e., confining HIV patients to hospitals), their trust for medical providers may be compromised.

"The struggle for self-determination of our Kashmiri brothers is a sacred trust with us, which can never be compromised," General Musharraf said.

In the letter issued on Friday, the group of food suppliers said: "We can't accept a situation where the trust customers place in us is being compromised by fraudulent activity or even as alleged, an international criminal conspiracy.