Sentence examples for values of trust from inspiring English sources

And then there was that very pointed memo issued by News Corp Australia boss Michael Miller about the values of "trust and confidences".

His research focuses on administrative law, with an emphasis on the relationship between judicial review and the values of trust and accountability in the administrative state.

Gracie said there was a "crisis of trust" at the BBC and that it was "not living up to its stated values of trust, honesty and accountability".

"Wise bankers understand that banks need to very publicly demonstrate that their values of trust, integrity, placing the customer first in every way – these must be lived and not just spoken.

On the psychological level, the play is a tragedy about Don's destructive betrayal of Bob, for whom he has an implicitly homosexual passion, and his need to re-learn the values of trust and friendship.

This is what we've seen with AirBnB for instance, in which pro-social values of trust and sharing — millions of people are getting comfortable with strangers sleeping in their homes — have grown hand in hand with the success of the brand.

The company understands the value of trust very well.

One, he would claim, was the value of trust.

The tendency towards Romantic idealisation is perhaps signalled here in the opening apostrophe, and the moral vocabulary or implications in the diction: honesty, fellowship, the value of trust.

In "Women of a Certain Age," the Gabriels quote from Hillary Rodham's 1969 Wellesley graduation speech, in which she spoke warily about "corporate life" and extolled the value of "trust".

But Mr. Auburn's four-character play, which won the Pulitzer Prize in 2001, is really more concerned with the value of trust in relationships than with proving some mind-boggling equation that changes the world's understanding of the cosmos.