Sentence examples for trust on both from inspiring English sources

Talks between the United States and the Taliban "can help advance the process, but the core of it is going to be negotiations among Afghans, and the level of trust on both sides is extremely low, as one would expect," the official said.

American soldiers say that local Sunni insurgents also have friends in high places willing to pull strings on their behalf: one of the best indications that the Americans have nabbed someone important is the number of telephone calls they get, demanding their immediate release.The one institution that does inspire a measure of trust on both sides of the sectarian line is Iraq's regular army.

It is all a matter of trust on both sides.

Hammond pointed to "the scale of the lack of trust on both sides".

Meles Zenawi, the prime minister, has worked hard to build trust on both sides.

Inhabiting another's bed is an intimate act that requires trust on both sides.

Nevertheless,"it has been very difficult to then rebuild trust and confidence on both sides".

Therefore, for them as well as for us, maintaining strategic stability increases trust and confidence on both sides.

Anita Brookner, who can be trusted on both literary prizes and art history, has already declared it, "a strong contender for this year's Booker".

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Jan Egeland, the United Nations special envoy here and a mediator trusted on both sides, warned in an interview that the situation "worries me profoundly," and that the conflict "could become much worse if the fragile peace process crumbles".