Sentence examples for uphold confidence from inspiring English sources
Amid scepticism about the trustworthiness of the country's official figures, Athens will also "uphold confidence in Greek statistics and defend them against any efforts to undermine their credibility".
It's about upholding confidence in the international order.
AT&T conceded in a statement Wednesday that "a few of our vendors" failed to uphold subscribers' confidence.
We must also uphold investors' confidence in our future while maintaining our core commitment to quality and creativity in all we do.' Ed Hatch, a media analyst with SG Cowen, said one part of Disney's business certain to be affected by the softening economy and the devaluation of investors' stock portfolios would be the company's theme parks.
It would, among other things, reduce partisanship on the Commission and give the agency the teeth it needs to uphold public confidence in the integrity of our campaign finance system.
"As a counselor, we are sworn to uphold the confidences of our clients unless they are of harm to themselves or others," Ivankovich said.
The code says teachers will "demonstrate honesty and integrity and uphold public trust and confidence in the teaching profession".
Principle eight states that teachers should: "Demonstrate high standards of honesty and integrity and uphold public trust and confidence in the teaching profession".
Last month, teachers objected to a code from the General Teaching Council for England requiring them to uphold "public trust and confidence" in their profession, even out of school and on weekends.
Notably, the sister relationship between Lutrinae and Mustelinae was reinforced by consistent recovery from both our mt genome and combined nuclear intron analyses with high confidence, upholding and strengthening the hypothesis drawn by almost all sequence-based analyses in previous studies [ 4, 5, 7, 10- 15].
But the panel said her behaviour warranted a suspension in order to uphold the public's confidence in the profession.
