Sentence examples for trust reflected from inspiring English sources

Eric Ruff, a spokesman for Ms. Norton, said that her recent reorganization of the Indian trust reflected her determination to improve the program.

The lack of trust, reflected in regular accounts in the Chinese news media of patients and their families venting anger or even physically attacking physicians, is rooted in a perception that doctors are out for personal gain and may be incompetent or corrupt.

Structural trust reflects how roles and ambition color insight and spin information.

Political trust reflects an assessment of how well the government is performing, not of what it should be doing.

Reported examples of the annual readers' survey showing high level of trust reflects how GNM underpins the Scott Trust Values in practice.

"I hope those at the trust reflect on the implications of their actions, and the type of world they play a role in shaping".

The headline and text of this article were amended on 22 April 2015 to clarify that the "million people" figure used by the Trussell trust reflects the scale of the use of its food banks but does not refer to the number of unique users.

Finally, the lack of trust reflects some negative attitudes towards fairly common marketing practices.

A "defective grantor trust" or, more technically correct, a "grantor trust," reflects the grantor's intention to exploit this dichotomy between the competing income and transfer tax systems, through the inclusion of certain highly technical provisions within the governing trust document.

It is also argued that a new name for the trust reflects the wide-range of service already provided by ambulance staff, including clinical triage over the phone, pre-hospital medicine by specialist doctors, and 'treat-at-scene' services that avoid the need for hospitalisation.

This limited amount of trust reflects a lack of confidence in the broader financial services industry.