Sentences with phrase «years of declining trust»

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He noted that this year's Edelman Trust Barometer found trust in journalism has risen by 5 %, with a steady decline of trust in social media platfTrust Barometer found trust in journalism has risen by 5 %, with a steady decline of trust in social media platftrust in journalism has risen by 5 %, with a steady decline of trust in social media platftrust in social media platforms.

After a year of strong economic recovery and declining trust in Labour and Miliband, any other governing party would expect to be sweeping up support by now.

Over the last 10 - 15 years, this attitude has seemed to decline sharply on both sides of the aisle, along with a rise in violating long - standing traditions and long - term trust for short - term policy victories.

A 2016 survey by the Annenberg Public Policy Center found that only 26 percent of Americans can name all three branches of government, which was a significant decline from previous years.1 Not surprisingly, public trust in government is at only 18 percent2 and voter participation has reached its lowest point since 1996.3 Without an understanding of the structure of government; rights and responsibilities; and methods of public engagement, civic literacy and voter apathy will continue to plague American democracy.

The gradual decline in long - term interest rates over the last few years propelled many of the recent gains in real estate trusts and it's difficult to see how rates can go much lower than current levels.

«Our acquisitions have been declining over the past few years, resulting in more pressure to secure funding from local private trusts and the NACF (both of which have been essential for recent purchases of work by artists such as Rachel Whiteread, Frank Auerbach and Richard Deacon).

The state government would auction off a declining number of tradable permits each year to raise revenue; the revenue from transportation fuels would go to the Highway Trust Fund, while the rest would be invested in various climate - y things ranging from clean energy to protections for low - income residents.

Harvard University political scientist Robert Putnam wrote the classic book on social capital, Bowling Alone, which documents the dramatic decline of trust and community in the United States over the last 50 years.