Sentence examples for trust regimes from inspiring English sources

In our conclusion, we argue that to secure safe and sustainable food provision, the present government-based trust regime in China requires strengthening through linking up with market- and civil society-based trust regimes, complemented by elements of personalised trust.

His emphasis on offering a new "regime of rights" assumes that voters would trust government to guarantee them.

Sheik Khatib did not hide his contempt for Mr. Assad's government in his statement, saying, "One can't trust a regime that kills children and attacks bakeries and shells universities and destroys Syria's infrastructure and commits massacres against innocents, the last of which won't be the Aleppo massacre, which is unprecedented in its savagery".

Yet for all these years, Israel has been asked to negotiate with this regime, compromise with this regime and trust that this regime will someday occupy the heights over it in peace.

"We don't trust this regime anymore," one protester there said.

"People are not going to be fooled anymore, they don't trust this regime".

"We don't trust the regime anymore," he said in a phone interview.

This means that all the factions don't trust the regime in this matter".

"The whole issue is America's risk assessment of Iran's future intentions, and they don't trust the regime.

"People don't trust the regime anymore," said Haitham Maleh, a former judge and an often imprisoned human rights activist in Damascus, Syria's capital.

Mr Mousavi asked: "How can people trust a regime which imprisons its friends, colleagues and children?" Websites close to him called for peaceful protests to continue, including a possible general strike.