We need to rebuild the reputation of banks and bankers as trusted custodians of people's money, giving objective, impartial advice untainted by opportunities for personal gain, and at the same time make banking transactions as frictionless as possible.
The most successful social sites, therefore, become trusted custodians of your social data.
After all, we are not only trusted custodians of their little physical selves.
Mrs. Meir's decision not to accept Mr. Dayan's pessimism not only avoided a nuclear catastrophe, it demonstrated to the world that Israel was a responsible and trusted nuclear custodian.
How do we trust the custodians of trustworthiness?
Carney has secured a reputation as much the most trusted among the custodians of the UK's financial system.
He also said he would like Australia's banking industry to regain its reputation of being a strong service profession, where staff behaved in ways that benefited clients, and where banks were trusted and considered custodians.
Bokova and UNESCO implicitly cast doubt on Netanyahu's claim that Israel alone could be trusted to be custodians of such holy places, and that Jerusalem is holiest to Jews because it was most yearned for — "turned to," sung to, "prayed toward" — and that yearning gets you sovereignty.
Ms. Delgado, a building custodian and single mother, said she trusted the staff and liked the price: $80 a year to enroll Andre, 9, and Giovani, 11, in the center's after-school program.
