public trust

At a time of lost confidence, we need deeds that restore the public trust that governments are up to the challenge.

Since the beginning of our organization, Rotarians discouraged deceptive business practices and restored public trust.

Why should the public trust Mr Brown to get Britain out of its economic hole if he admits to having dug the country into it?

The FBI's license to intrude into people's lives gives it a special public trust.

but no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.

The company plans to fund through the Trust gecko result, released to the public trust and investment products .

The trust property of public trust and its proceeds must not be used for non-public purposes.

The trustee of a public trust must not resign without the approval of the regulatory agency of public undertakings.

But unlike the best of the old gatekeepers, they don't see themselves as keepers of the public trust.

Despite the quick handling of the case by the organization, public trust in the charity decreased obviously as the news spread.

The U. S. gets middling global rankings on issues like wasteful government spending, favoritism by government officials and public trust.

The criminal justice system requires a degree of public trust that at the moment is lacking.

The regulatory agency shall inspect how the trustee handles the public trust affairs and the status of the property.

It was rather surprising that last week the Fabian Society, a left wing think-tank, debated 'Can we regain the public trust in the City'.

Therefore, how promoted the public trust of the judicature to suspend the court and judge's front.

If the Democratic Progressive Party shies away from criticizing Chen Shui-bian's flagrant corruption, how can the public trust the DPP?

This paper focuses on the relationship between public trust and labor migration, as an angle to observe the transformation of rural China.

It's amazing. Our leaders have done a remarkably thorough job of squandering the public trust.

This will do much to strengthen the research process and its ability to win public trust.

This third shaking of British public trust is a dangerous moment, but some good may yet come of it.

By helping to check improper conduct, access serves as a valuable anticorruption tool and helps build public trust.

"It doesn't matter and no distinctions are made, " said Robert Alonso, spokesman for the public trust that runs Jackson Memorial.

The goal is to build, or after a crisis, to restore, public trust, the vital link between a company and its stakeholders.

Public trust in the press has inevitably taken a heavy blow because of the behaviour of a minority of individuals.

In case after case, the demands of Wall Street and the greed of investors have subsumed the "public trust" part of journalism.

It is our obligation as custodians of a public trust to make sure that the regulators understand what worked and what didn't.

When a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himself as public property. -Thomas Jefferson American president.

Gaining public trust is of great concern to government leaders.

No organization as bound up with public trust as a health-care system wants to admit large-scale losses.

To widen the public trust of selecting and appointing cadres means to keep the principles of openness, fairness and justice.

Thus, private property interests in land subject to the public trust are severely limited.

It cheats a greater number than it benefits, interferes with the role of the market, and damages public trust.

If there are otherwise provisions on the resign of the trustee in public trust in this Law, those provisions shall be followed.

to enhance social supervision and the guiding for public opinions, as well as to promote public trust in independent recruitment.

earn greater public trust by increasing the openness and accountability of research and innovation for health.

The fourth part discusses the public trust in government at grass roots effect on social stabilization.

Cleveland Clinic cardiologist Steve Nissen said Congress needed to act in order for the FDA to rebuild public trust.

Second, a sound system of public trust tax laws, to advance the cause of public trust to create a good environment.

Tough regulations will help earn public trust, as well as attracting more people to work for charities.

Or will they be slow off the mark, further eroding public trust in the role they play?

Its goal is to restore public trust in our government by passing a hybrid of small-dollar donations and public financing of elections.

Though most public institutions are seen as corrupt and ineffective, the church enjoys high public trust.

If any country wants to improve public trust in government, it must strengthen credit management.

Reporting accurate figures to stakeholders is crucial FOR gaining public trust.

A hopeful society expects elected officials to uphold the public trust.

Despite regular reviews of the retail market, public trust in the utilities is weak.

A technology that promised to provide a significant source of carbon-free power will have lost public trust.

We will work together to ensure the public trust and establish a system of transparency, public participation, and collaboration.

Public trust of the government is an important concept which measures the situation and the degree of government credit.

Even some corporate leaders are worried about the damage this could do to already low levels of public trust in business.

At no time have I ever done anything that would betray the public trust.

Now there is no deeply research on public trust of charity and it is only a primary research on charity in China.

When a man presumes a public trust, he should consider himself as public property.

UPHOLD these principles, ever conscious that public office is a public trust.

British judges are appointed, not elected, and public trust is strongly bound up with their political independence.

When a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himself a public property.

Besides, public trust falls and then rises in the marketization process, showing a U-shape.

Other observers blame the incident on a breakdown in public trust.

Second, incentives to encourage and support the healthy development of public trust.

When a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himimmolation as public property.

The government has stepped up relief and reconstruction efforts in a bid to restore public trust.

Founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin conceived their company as a kind of public trust.

Public trust of the government is a government's soft power, with incalculable tangible energy.

Supported by government finance, government media is more inclined to stylized reports, which, as a result, loses public trust.

Winning back public trust on climate action is her bigger worry.

Lloyd Blankfein, CEO of Goldman Sachs, agrees banks need to regain public trust.

However long we are keepers of the public trust, we should never forget that we are here as public servants.

We will work hard to improve our executive ability and earn greater public trust.

For example stiff new penalties have been introduced for those found guilty of abusing public trust by perpetrating scientific fraud.

This press is a kind of public trust, a fourth branch of government.

Public trust is a valuable treasure to the government.

Little wonder that public trust in government reached 76 per cent by 1964.

There is a fundamental public trust that we must uphold.

The public trust always has been essential to some businesses such as banks, food companies and drug makers.

Public Trust--Intangible Assets of Projects Supervision Corporations of Communication Information

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A trust established for any of the following purposes of public interests is a public trust:

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The Prime Minister said his government would try to restore public trust

Serve for Key State's Construction Project, Create Famous-Brand ProjectManagement Company with Public Trust

Reconstruction of Government's Public Trust in Management of Public Crisis

But whatever means you may choose, I believe the following are most important for an anti-corruption institution to gain public trust

Social Institutions Affected with Public Trust

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Justice of the Procedure and Judicial Public Trust

Commission on Public Trust and Private Enterprise

It is the key to structuring the harmonious society to improve government's public trust

An Important Act to Win Public Trust of Forensic Authentication

The Public Trust in Risky Technology

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Clinton lost the public trust as a person

Thought of Values of Public Trust

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On the Public Trust in the Ruling Party

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Constructing Public Trust to the Government by Law