In addition to violating people's rights, the program, as practiced for years in New York, undermined trust in the Police Department in black and Hispanic communities throughout the city.
Peace Now said the settlement activity was "destructive for the American efforts" and undermined trust.
Many Tories tried to blame Lib Dems for the leak, saying it undermined trust between the two coalition partners.
"I take responsibility for this accident, which has undermined trust in nuclear safety and brought much grief and fear to society," Mr. Shimizu said.
Archbishop Christodoulos, the leader of the Orthodox Church in Greece, apologized to the public for a series of sex and corruption scandals that have undermined trust in the church.
The main conclusion of the book is that there would have been more progress in policymaking, if not for the influence of the contrarian experts, which tried on ideological reasons to undermine trust in the science base for regulation.
He said airline computer systems are complex and Thursday's problem might be a one-time issue, but the repeated failures are not only embarrassing for United, they "undermine trust in the airline" and "demoralise employees".
Immigration enforcement activities and the resulting deportation fear are contextual factors that undermine trust in community institutions and social capital, with implications for health and effective integration processes.
Justice may even be a precondition for reconciliation in cases where allowing impunity for serious wrongdoing would fuel resentment and undermine trust in institutions.
However, outright and pervasive lies mentioning your love for dogs, but actually being allergic to them can undermine trust.
