Though he is nobody's idea of an exciting public speaker, he has carved out a niche as an understated, sensible and trustworthy problem-solver.
He speculated that the unproductive firms were able to survive because better-managed businesses were limited in their ability to expand thanks to uncooperative capital markets and, intriguingly, a dearth of trustworthy managers.The problem is not the absence of people who know how to run businesses but the society at large.
Presented with a list of positive attributes — "is honest and trustworthy," "understands the problems of people like you" and "has a vision for the state's future" — more than twice as many voters say each better describes Brown than either of his rivals.
Marred by failed business approaches from the past -- near-term treated bottled water or private micro-brands -- these nimble solutions combust in the face of a few consistent problems: trustworthy wellness products are not available at mass, and water prices are still unaffordable for middle- and low-income Kenyans.
Putin appeared to convince Trump that Russia was a trustworthy partner in solving problems such as Syria – despite Moscow's support for Bashar al-Assad's proscribed regime in Damascus and its alleged involvement in chemical weapons attacks and other war crimes.
The ban was meant to address the growing problem of less trustworthy reviews that had been plaguing the retailer's site, leading to products with higher ratings than they would otherwise deserve.
The all too frequent establishment and then disbandment of federal police forces (the latest victim being the AFI) is a further proof that the problem of creating trustworthy and efficient institutions goes further than simply changing name and logo.
Yet majorities of Republicans think he's honest and trustworthy, understands their needs and problems, and is temperamentally suited to the presidency.
Talk about all of your problems to a trustworthy friend/adult.
A majority disagrees that he is a strong leader, that he is honest and trustworthy, and that he "understands the problems of people like you".
Selig appears to regard Wilpon as a trustworthy, solid citizen, but McCourt as a problem child in need of adult supervision.
