Sentences with phrase «public faith in»

According to the Canada - based think tank, the distributed ledger technology could restore public faith in cross-border economic cooperation and strengthen economic resilience.

In other parts of the world, notably in the United States and the United Kingdom, the crisis gravely undermined public faith in financial institutions.

This is causing miscarriages of justice, undermining public faith in criminal justice systems and getting in the way of cross-border cooperation.

Public faith in planning is being undermined... Mixed messages from central Government...

New York Times: «An academic board of inquiry has largely cleared a noted Pennsylvania State University climatologist of scientific misconduct, but a second panel will convene to determine whether his behavior undermined public faith in the science of climate change, the university said Wednesday...».

Dressed in a veneer of concern about climate change, in fact BP's outlook is a public relations exercise, designed to boost fossil fuels and undermine public faith in clean alternatives.

But even as it revs you up, The Post also reminds you that both public faith in the mission of the press and the rights of women were won not so long ago, and their permanence can't be assumed.

«But to solve the pressing problems that require public acceptance of well - established science — from global warming to vaccinations to the increasing overuse of antibiotics — scientists must indeed inspire more public faith in their methods and their mutually enforced trustworthiness.»

David Cameron has spoken on a number of occasions, including this weekend, about how public faith in our political institutions is «draining away».

The Lilb Dems must formulate a set of objectives, to restore public faith in the party

Its executives have a vast challenge to restore public faith in their operations.»

«My campaign has always been about achieving tax relief for overburdened Long Island families, fair funding for struggling school districts, and real ethics reforms to restore public faith in government.»

Indeed, the future of PCCs is far from assured as incidents such the unwillingness of South Yorkshire PCC Shaun Wright to resign following allegations of involvement in the cover - up of child abuse in Rotherham have done little to promote public faith in the system.

Neff told the court that an indefinite suspension would allow lawmakers to decide whether to remove Estes from the bench and restore public faith in the administration of justice.

Working with the new majority in the Erie County legislature, I have been able to secure a new ethics law that increases transparency and reinforces public faith in the integrity of elected officials.

The Daily Politics mood box was taken to a north London high street - outside a Barclays Bank - to test the public faith in bankers and the banking system.

She is determined to «do things differently» amid public faith in the honours system is being destroyed.

In its report An End to Sofa Government, the taskforce argues Tony Blair's off the cuff «sofa» style of politics has damaged public faith in government.

The Labour leader, struggling with poor personal poll ratings, will be responding to a major report by the IPPR setting out as many as 30 radical measures to rebuild public faith in politics and public institutions in an era of austerity.

Arcuri also decried Albany's «culture of dependence on large campaign contributions,» describing it as a corrosive and expensive practice that reduces public faith in state government.

«There's been a steep decline in the public's faith in government, and the willingness of Congressional candidates to sign this pledge would show an understanding of the need to take real steps to bring reform and restore public faith in government,» Koch said in a press release.

``... In order to empower middle class New Yorkers and restore public faith in State government, key reforms must be made to the State's approach to campaign financing and disclosure.»

Mr Clegg continued: «Fixing Britain's broken politics is no easy task, but it is essential if we are to restore public faith in a system that relies on popular participation.

Adding to this disillusion, he continues, is a gradual erosion of public faith in politics, driven in part by the distorting impact of 24 - hour news and social media — «it does trivialise politics, and it has done a real amount of damage to the perception of politics» — a backlash against a political class that favours spin over frankness — «I detest spin, it is deceit and it is intended to be deceit» — and, ultimately, by the failure of mainstream parties to «reach out beyond the political sphere» and speak to people's real concerns.

VICTORIA — After more than a century of unlimited donations, corporate cronyism and declining public faith in institutions, Big Money was finally banished from B.C. provincial and municipal elections today as bills 3 and 15 officially became law.

«Russia's goals were to undermine public faith in the U.S. democratic process, denigrate Secretary Clinton, and harm her electability and potential presidency,» the report read.

It is also, in the end, about public faith in the decision - making processes of our most important institutions.

Not exact matches

It will give public investors more faith in their investments, and it could take some air out of the tech bubble.

The Canadian public, and even many business leaders, are losing faith in free global trade deals — just when we need them more than ever

The events in Charlottesville have triggered a public and widespread crisis of faith in the president's ability and judgment.

This answer «reaffirmed his faith» in the public, he said.

It's «naïve» to put too much faith in the intentions of acquisitors, says Michel Nadeau, executive director of the Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organizations in Montreal.

We've lost faith in public institutions so don't follow.

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I believe Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheme to combat black money and public corruption, while admirable, has only reinforced Indians» faith in the yellow metal as a store of value.

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Additionally if true, we hope that Kraken follows suit to insure the public's continued support and faith in this burgeoning ecosystem.

To reverse the hollowing out of democracy, Canada must restore faith in the system and renew public engagement in the political process.

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Investors for Opioid Accountability (IOA) comprises 30 treasurers, asset managers, faith - based, public and labor funds with over $ 1.3 trillion in assets.

It would also reinstate the faith of the general public at large to invest in real estate projects as they would be more confident of the quality and timely delivery of the product.

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I'm imagining that the turnover rate in «startup land» is high because unless there's a decent paycheck or public recognition, it's tough find the wherewithal to continue on that initial leap of faith for longer than 2.5 years.

If you believe at all that Christ was the son of God and came to save the world, you are a Christian, even if you don't pray a specifically worded and ho ll ow prayer that affirms publicly that you are «born - again» in Jesus» blood — which in itself is sad is tic and doesn't ensure that the person doing the public profession of faith actually believes or will suddenly become so changed that they will lead a better life.

Sorry, but making this sort of evangelism is not witnessing / testifying your faith, it IS, however, making a big show of your religion in public.

The coalition then crafted questions to determine where the politicians stack up when it comes to, say, their stances on faith - based initiatives, public prayer and support of the word «God» in the Pledge of Allegiance.

All the good works done by religious organizations of all kinds (Christian and otherwise) might get a mention in a human interest story sometimes, but decades of this media treatment have skewed public perceptions of what faith is about.

Why do they work so hard to force such good people down, attacking the open practice of faith at high school football games or in public offices?