Dr. Georges C. Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association, said federal officials should be able to guarantee the safety of imported drugs because doctors, pharmacists, wholesalers and manufacturers were all "trusted agents," subject to federal or state regulation.
One possible solution that gets us most of the way there: a foundation-funded charitable trust, subject to reliable third party audits, that will count ads for anyone, anywhere, without collecting or retaining any personal information.
"After nearly five decades of operation," Burger wrote, "the broadcast industry does not seem to have grasped the simple fact that a broadcast license is a public trust subject to termination for breech of duty".
In which, Krieger trusted his subjects to be both interesting and honest without trying to force either.
Another point raised by the neurophenomenological approach is the extent to which the experimenter may trust the subject's reports [62], an issue which becomes even more serious when the online neural index correlates with mental events accessible only to the patient.
The antisemite often claims to be the real victim of those who accuse them of their antisemitism with the explicit idea that Jews cannot be trusted on the subject as they are not objective enough.
That's media power – when we think our audience trusts our subjects more than it trusts us.
As a form of express trust, charitable trusts are subject to certain formalities, as well as the requirements of the three certainties, when being created.
In a paper in the 7 July issue of the Proceedings of the Royal Society, DeBruine reports that the subjects trusted faces resembling their own more than two times out of three, whereas they trusted unfamiliar faces only half the time.
Non-foundation trusts and foundation trusts were subject to virtually all the same changes in policy over the period of study.
