Sentences with phrase «command public confidence»

To command public confidence he will have to clean up his act a bit.

Constitutional affairs minister Harriet Harman welcomed the report, saying that «it is important that a system which affects so many is properly understood and commands public confidence».

Not exact matches

«The public confidence is everything in this business,» he said, adding that the company faced an uphill battle persuading defense contractors to be open to sharing some sort of command and control with other drones.

The department will only command public trust and confidence if it is sufficiently resourced to perform its core functions to a high standard, and suitably transparent about the quality of decisions and the treatment of applicants.

They would make the tax system more transparent and more comprehensible, and therefore more likely to command public and business confidence.

«Worryingly, only a quarter of the population are satisfied with our system of governing, which must raise questions about the long - term capacity of that system to command public support and confidence in the future.»

«We don't believe that you command the confidence of the public... for your own sense of honour, if you believe that exists, you should do so immediately.»

«For the good of all those involved the NASUWT reiterates its call for Government to conclude its ongoing review of all of the issues surrounding the framework assessment as soon as possible, so we can urgently move to a sustainable system of assessment that is fit for purpose and commands the confidence of teachers and the public.»

«The NASUWT reiterates its call for the Government to commit to conducting an open review of all of the issues surrounding this year's tests and ensure that we have a system of assessment that is fit for purpose and commands the confidence of teachers and the public.»

These are individual public speaking events that give children the platform to find their voice and the confidence to command an audience.

A dog with a strong obedience foundation will have confidence around new people or dogs and will respect and obey your training commands, which makes it easier to bring them out in public or confront things they may have trouble with.

Building on commands they already know, this class will help prepare you to take the Canine Good Citizen Test, as well as develop the confidence to have your dog in dog friendly public places.

First off, it is long overdue for us to revisit our assumptions about how easy respect and confidence are to «command» of the public.

We also need to look again at ensuring that defendants who can afford to contribute to their legal costs do so and that the legal aid system commands the confidence of the public.