Rational thought, balanced and unbiased evaluation, and honest reporting, as exemplified by the scientific method, are the primary underpinnings of the trust with which the nonscientific community honors us.
The aftermath of the suits has parted the curtain on the financial underpinnings of this empire a vast network of trusts designed to minimize, if not eliminate, taxes.
"My first post has completely vanished: it expressed concern that previous posts raising questions about the journalistic underpinnings of the piece had been deleted and raised the issue of trust.
With the disappearance of America's Mr. Hyde, the seeming unpredictability of terrorists, and the apparent decline of trust in our market democracy and in our lawmakers, the mythological underpinnings of American society have eroded.
The issue of 'choice' is central to the issue of trust in public and private healthcare and hospitals, since choice is an underpinning ideology in the private setting although is largely absent in the public setting.
The essential underpinnings of a modern state -- credibility and trust -- have been strengthened by the Timorese's assertive efforts to meet the needs of its people and investing in peace and stability.
The aftermath of the suits has parted the curtain on the shadowy financial underpinnings of this empire a vast network of domestic and foreign trusts designed to minimize, if not eliminate, taxes.
Since the summer, Mr. Lazio has said character and trust are driving issues; his aides said they were the underpinnings of his recent push for campaign finance reform, an issue they insisted he would not drop.
It represents ecological infrastructure, the underpinnings of a healthy environment.
