Or is Public referring to the "public sector," the domain of state and civic governance that is sustained by taxes, distributive justice, and ambivalent trust?
Second, by asking permission to share data, trust could be built; and, by recognizing the permission provided, trust could be sustained.
She added: "The IPCC is running out of time for trust to be sustained.
Still, he concluded, "it has altered the way the American people think about their government, and the role we have in society and overseas".The persistence of trustfulnessThe question is whether this level of trust will be sustained.
On Sunday, Northumbria's police and crime commissioner Vera Baird told the Observer the IPCC's performance over Orgreave appeared so lamentable that she would rate its scoping assessment at "two-and-a-quarter" out of 10. "The IPCC is running out of time for trust to be sustained.
Developing global trade needs trust and cannot be sustained with subterfuge and coercion.
Comprised of senior health officials, epidemiologists, health practitioners, and other professionals, the MBDS has grown and matured over the years into an entity based on mutual trust that can be sustained into the future.
By maintaining MCCAP's funding, Governor Cuomo is sustaining a trusted on-the-ground resource for vulnerable New Yorkers.
Unless uncertainty is absorbed by social mechanisms like trust and confidence, actionability cannot be sustained (Table 1).
Thankfully, there are also many places where trust and collaboration have been sustained in spite of the pressures under which both the VCS and local government are struggling.
