Sentences with phrase «of regaining public trust»

Not exact matches

How can a company like Valeant (or Volkswagen, for that matter) regain the trust of consumers and the investing public?

In my opinion, getting out of the endorsement game would help newspapers regain trust, fend off charges of bias and show respect for the public's decision - making abilities.

Though a sweeping peace treaty with the environmental movement seems unlikely, the War of the Woods proves there are ways to lower the temperature of the conflict and regain the public's trust.

Urgo believes the shutdown is mostly a temporary, albeit drastic, measure to regain public's trust in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Facebook is showing an unprecedented level of transparency around its latest effort to suspend Russian trolls trying to influence elections and mislead the public as it tries to regain the trust of users and the government.

It's put in place a number of initiatives and institutional reforms in order to regain public trust and credibility.

Individuals should be banned from lending parties money, donations should be limited, spending capped, and state funding increased if the public are to regain trust in the funding of political parties.

She says she'll regain the public's trust in Labour on the economy, promising sound public finances and protection of the poor and vulnerable.

Embattled former Chairman of DAAR Communications, Chief Raymond Dokpesi has failed in his bid to regain freedom after being docked on Wednesday on a six - count charge bordering on alleged procurement fraud and breach of public trust to the tune of N2.1 billion before Justice -LSB-...]

Mr Johnson, who has been widely tipped as a potential successor to Mr Brown, urged the prime minister to involve the public in «a root and branch examination» of the political system in order to regain trust following the expenses scandal.

Embattled former Chairman of DAAR Communications, Chief Raymond Dokpesi has failed in his bid to regain freedom after being docked on Wednesday on a six - count charge bordering on alleged procurement fraud and breach of public trust to the tune of N2.1 billion before Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja by the EFCC.

While most of our animosity and distrust is focused on Albany when it comes to ethical issues, we sometimes fail to realize that we can also do our fair share on a municipal level to help regain the trust of the public.

President Obama said he was committed to a U.S. - German «cyberdialogue» in a White House press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel as he continued to try to regain the trust of German public opinion that has been pre-occupied with the NSA surveillance revelations and the fate of Edward Snowden.

Under the idea of regaining the public's trust, Mitsubishi sold Nissan $ 2.2 billion worth of shares, allowing Japan's second - largest automaker to take the wheel.

But public trust will be hard to regain after the debacle of the largest pet food recall ever in the U.S. in the Spring of 2007 of some 60 million containers bearing scores of different manufacturer and supplier labels, including all the big brand names, that left an estimated 8,500 dogs and cats dead, and harmed hundreds of thousands of others.

The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis hopes its upcoming exhibit will help regain some of the public trust lost after the Kelley Walker exhibit spawned controversy this fall.

Openness is key to re-establishing public trust, and regaining the momentum to tackle the very real threat of climate change.

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.

Regaining public trust may be just as hard as getting all of those new electric cars and hybrids on the road.

In the aftermath of the Climategate scandal, in order to ensure scientific integrity and regain the public's trust, scientific bodies called on scientists to allow access to their raw data, assumptions, methodologies, and software and to promptly and completely respond to all Freedom of Information Act and government requests for information.

Only open discussion and intense searching of all possibilities will let us regain the public's trust and move forward.

These kinds of statements (and there are many more) coupled with apathy from democratically elected governments not wanting to commit electoral suicide and inactivity on emissions cuts fron China / India / Brazil means that the climate debate isn't likely to develop beyond it's current level regardless of attempts to regain public trust in the science.

As Lisa Kimmel points out in a recent editorial, regaining trust from the public has never been more critical given the recent rise of populism.

Will these reforms be enough for the NSA to regain the trust of technology companies and the public at large?

Facebook is showing an unprecedented level of transparency around its latest effort to suspend Russian trolls trying to influence elections and mislead the public as it tries to regain the trust of users and the government.

Still, given the public's lack of understanding of APIs and platforms, it may be tough for Facebook to ever regain the trust broken by a month of savage headlines about the social network's privacy negligence.

Nelson says it's one of the reasons why the upcoming notice is vital to regaining the public's trust.

This makes the task of regaining the public's trust seem out of your hands.