Sentence examples for uniform trust from inspiring English sources
"Kids need to see past the uniform, trust you, come to you and say, 'Hey, i'm being bullied'".
Furuta et al 7 have shown that the association of social capital with self-rated oral health is not uniform; higher trust is associated with better oral health, whereas higher informal control in the community is associated with worse oral health.
As someone who defended our nation's democracy in uniform, you can trust he also participated in it".
This use of common practices and certification creates a common and uniform chain of trust between all parties involved in the federation.
We are certainly not saying that registered sex offenders don't deserve to find reasonable employment after they serve their time, but does it make sense for them to have access to personal information and keys at hotels and wear the trusted uniform of a mail carrier in your neighborhood?
By now, we should all know better and trust the uniform less. .
"If we help nurses to attend patients, some patients refuse and say 'I want to be attended by a nurse in a white uniform' so there is no trust in us" (NA, W1).
Already, the major marathons conduct their own drug testing because they know testing isn't uniform — and can't be trusted — worldwide.
However, do they really trust the new uniforms can offer enough protection?
It will do so by abandoning the idea of uniform software: if London hospital trusts [that is, hospitals] already have fit-for-purpose IT, BT will connect those systems rather than replace them".
