Private clinics were viewed as the pinnacle of health care services, described as trustworthy, clean, fast, reliable, and better staffed and stocked than publicly funded healthcare facilities.
You want to look trustworthy, clean, and older than your actual age.
"To be morally straight, trustworthy, loyal, clean and reverent -- those are the values that are important to me and important to the parents I serve," said Ron Coleman, a representative of the Atlanta area council, quoting the Boy Scout oath and law.
They'll bring in trustworthy renters, clean the property and change the sheets once they leave, and take care of key transfer, transactions and all the annoying minutiae.
But the affair has already caused divisions within the administration – between "realists" who argue the US has no choice but to work with powerful individuals, however distasteful they may be, and those who insist that the links with Ahmed Wali Karzai made a mockery of America's avowed efforts to promote a clean, trustworthy government.
The startup works with digital agencies to provide "clean, trustworthy data" that can serve as "the foundation" for smarter media buying.
They helped reinforce norms of behavior in the broadest sense -- honest, trustworthy, loyal, brave, clean, and all the rest of the 12 (yes, I remember them).
"Our government is very corrupt, but the A.N.A. still has a clean and trustworthy face," one Zabul elder, Hajji Sayed Agha, said.
If a Boy Scout is trustworthy, thrifty, reverent and clean, at Troop 52 he is also very well connected.
In addition, the startup looks at the influence of users talking about certain iPhone apps (based on Klout) to keep its rankings as relevant, clean and trustworthy as possible.
Make sure that, whatever method you choose to reach your customers, you project a clean and trustworthy image.
