Sentence examples for trustworthiness at from inspiring English sources

Trustworthiness, at least, might be achieved by encrypting people's votes.

Her troubles come as investors, burned by the dot-coms, the Enrons and other flame-out stocks, are seeking trustworthiness at the top.

Hillary Clinton's campaign has acknowledged mishandling news of her pneumonia, as Donald Trump sought to capitalize on growing questions over his opponent's trustworthiness at a critical moment in their race for the White House.

Even if some provenance blocks are lost during transmission, the BS can decode the provenance at a certain granularity, and therefore assess the data trustworthiness at such a granularity.

To defend her virtue theory, Potter would have to insist that in such a situation, either one is required simply to disappoint someone's trust rather than to be untrustworthy, or that the kind of trustworthiness at issue is specific not full trustworthiness.

(Almost, because those they believed were distinctly lacking in any indicators of trustworthiness at all).

The significance here is the way context information is defined for each stage, and is used in the interactions between the different components of the architecture elements in order to sustain the trustworthiness properties at all stages.

By having subjects play a series of simple games, the academics measured levels of trust and trustworthiness among strangers at their first encounter, and then recorded how the levels of trust changed over time.

And, if we fail to ensure the trustworthiness of facts at any stage of the truth-seeking process, what do our ideals and principles of justice mean?

None of this is big enough to claim a ministerial resignation, still less a prosecution, but enough to gnaw away at the trustworthiness of a party that is used to running the country.

In November, Kang Rixin, former general manager of the state-owned China National Nuclear Corp., was sentenced to life in jail for accepting bribes and other abuses, raising questions about safety and the trustworthiness of decision-making at the top of the nuclear industry.