Sentences with phrase «gain public trust»

Vaccine program workers, who sometimes struggle to gain public trust and governmental cooperation in the first place, are furious about the deception.

But in the company's view, «real - world testing on public roads is essential both to gain public trust and improve the technology over time,» says Chelsea Kohler, an Uber spokesperson.

The Invincible's star also believes his recognition within football could be crucial in gaining public trust.

Not exact matches

Perhaps it was an inflated sense of public trust, an attitude of invincibility, or an unwillingness to own up to responsibility that led Zuckerberg, COO Sheryl Sandberg and other Facebook executives to take a painfully long time to formulate a response to the news that data firm Cambridge Analytica gained access to millions of its users» data three years ago.

Institutions with high exposure to overseas assets, particularly superannuation funds and public unit trusts, recorded the largest asset gains in the quarter.

It needs to gradually work on gaining the trust of the public including banks and financial firms.

In a comment piece for politics.co.uk, the NUS president wrote: «The promises they made gained them significant student support at the ballot box - and I can personally guarantee that we will do everything we can to ensure that any MPs who so flagrantly betray the public's trust are never given the opportunity to serve us again.

I decided to run for office because I believe in public service so it is disheartening to see elected officials brazenly disregard the public trust for personal gain.

ALBANY — In January, about a month after both of New York's onetime legislative leaders were convicted of abusing their public offices for private gain, Gov. Andrew Cuomo unfurled a slate of proposals aimed at restoring the «public trust.»

The Liberal Democrats» Sue Miller warned peers: «Once the concept that the government can order an inquiry instead of an inquest has been established and has gained a statutory footing, we will have taken a big step down a road where the public will lose all trust that we have maintained adequate defences against state impunity.»

Despite Ed Miliband's speech on welfare last week, he has not gained any more of the public's trust on the issue of benefits relative to the other leaders since last month.

Earning people's trust that we will be responsible custodians of public money is the precondition for gaining the right to be heard on any other issue.

Those who profit on the public's trust for personal gain must never be allowed to avoid punishment when we have the power to fix it.

«To restore the public trust, we need a real investigation into this troubling pattern of abusing taxpayer dollars for political gain.»

Shelley Mayer has always stood up for what's right, helping pass a law to strip the pensions of public officials who violate the public trust and fighting for legislation that cracks down on politicians who use their offices for private gain.

There is no delight in the downfall of a duly elected representative, but Mr. Scarborough chose personal gain over the public trust,» U.S. Attorney Richard Hartunian said.

Federal prosecutors ably showed he lined his own pockets to the north side of $ 4 million in about as clear and clever an example of abusing the public trust for personal gain as is imaginable.

People nowadays use these kinds of sites a lot and that is because these sites have gained the public's trust and protects them from anything going wrong.

Compared to Chicago Public Schools» district - wide 1 - point improvement in the same period, these two schools improved by 8 and 10 points, respectively, on the student - teacher trust measure of the 5Essentials Survey — a school climate survey based on more than 20 years of research that found schools strong on three or more of the 5Essential components were ten times more likely to improve student learning gains.

In early April 2018, Beth Swanson, Vice President of Strategy & Programs at the Joyce Foundation, joined thought leaders from the Center for American Progress, the Education Trust, Chicago Public Schools, the University of Chicago, and the Chicago Fund for Education for a half - day symposium discussing Chicago's educational gains.

The TD Canada Trust Fraud Prevention Month Poll, conducted by Angus Reid Public Opinion, a division of Vision Critical, surveyed adult Canadians with debit and credit cards to gain a better understanding of Canadians» concerns over fraud.

The Board has concluded that Mr. Patel should serve as trustee of the Trust because of the experience he gained serving as trustee of the Schwab Funds and Laudus Funds since 2011, as executive vice president, general manager and chief financial officer of a software company, his service on other public company boards, and his experience serving as chair of the Schwab Funds and Laudus Funds» Audit, Compliance and Valuation Committee.

The Board has concluded that Mr. Wender should serve as trustee of the Trust because of the experience he gained serving as former partner and head of the financial institutions group of an investment bank, the experience he has gained serving as trustee of the Schwab Funds since 2008, as trustee of the Laudus Funds since 2010, and his service on other public company boards.

WHAT: One in a series of open houses organized by the Presidio Trust designed to gain public feedback and comments on each of the three proposals being considered for the transformation of the former Commissary site at Crissy Field, current home of Sports Basement.

In it's 4th year since being resurrected, EXPO Chicago has been gaining steam attracting major sponsors including returning presenting sponsor Northern Trust Bank, Tiffany & Co., Rolls - Royce, and to kick it off on the evening of Thursday, September 17, the Women's Board of Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Chicago hosted the preview night that drew over 7,000 people which included VIPs and the see and be scene crowd checking out the available art pieces from the showing galleries before the general public.

I have not read Goodwin's piece in detail, but from the excerpts I read here I judge that she assumes the scientific evidence is primarily correct for the scientist / advocate to argue their AGW cases and what she recommends is some generalized strategy to regain or gain «trust» from some «misunderstandings» of the public about climate scientists.

How can journalists gain the public's trust that they're reporting the truth about climate change, given recent anti-media sentiments?

The unthinking assumption that having gained broad public trust (after all the IPCC had been awarded a Nobel Prize!)

Worst thing to do though is pretend uncertainty doesn't exist, or attempt to deny it because that only encourages suspicion and scepticism and makes gaining (or regaining) the public trust harder.

If the climate scientists want to gain the trust of the public, hiding data and code isn't going to do it.

Trust in U.S. negotiators had been further undermined when documents made public by WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden revealed that the U.S. had been spying on negotiators from other countries before and during Copenhagen, trying to gain intelligence on their positions.

This intimacy allows the reader to gain a tangible sense of Hughes» candour, his humour and his distaste for those who he has fairly concluded have breached the public trust.

The whole thing serves as an object lessons in the degree of public trust involved in the university's involvement in gaining property rights over inventions related to research, and how this trust can be lost sight of amid what is assumed to be the natural and unassailable rights of property holders.

I am hoping that the court «s role in this case will strike at the very existence of an absolute immunity under two guiding principles: equality under the law (especially when the alleged wrong has been committed by a person who should be held to the highest standards of conduct in exercising a public trust; and any infringement of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms constitutes «improper purpose» aimed at gaining a private collateral advantage.

As the first public asset manager to gain exposure to bitcoin at $ 250 through the Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC), ARK Invest faced a number of questions and much ridicule in September 2015.

Office Manager — Duties & Responsibilities Manage office operations for a variety of businesses and not for profit institutions Serve as trusted advisor to senior leadership and member of various advisory committees Train and supervise large staffs ensuring they understand the brand and adhere to corporate protocols Build and strengthen professional relationships with clients, partners, vendors, and senior leadership Set and strictly enforce departmental budgets and project timelines ensuring efficient operations Create and oversee various fundraisers including all logistics, staffing, and marketing Design and implement employee development curriculum enhancing team morale and skill sets Perform human resource functions including recruitment, discipline, termination, and benefit administration Represent the company at public speaking engagements building community respect and goodwill Responsible for material procurement valued in excess of $ 10 million and an additional $ 20 million in inventory Reduce yearly operational costs by more than $ 1 million through effective management techniques Negotiate and administer contracts with vendors and partners ensuring favorable and profitable conditions Oversee all corporate hardware and software purchases, database management, and other IT functions Assist with marketing, sales, and customer service initiatives resulting in significant revenue gains Maintained accurate and secure client records, sales reports, and other pertinent data Represent company brand with poise, integrity, and positivity

As mediators gain more measurably standardized competence, the public will increasingly recognize and trust mediation as a profession.

Encourage the public to gain trust in the system that is ostensibly supposed to be looking out for «its» concerns.