Sentences with phrase «than they trust politicians»

I certainly trust the motives of a man who wants to sell me something for profit more than I trust a politician who profits from trading in the property and privileges of others.

There are six million trade unionists and they trust their union representatives more than they trust politicians or journalists, especially on workplace concerns.

Not exact matches

The statistics suggest clergy are trusted more than nurses, doctors and police officers - but less than estate agents, journalists and politicians.

In the social media world, where things move faster than a politician changing his stand on issues, people are more ready to use you as a step stool to the next level so that makes it a bit difficult to know who to trust and who not to.

54 per cent of the public say they trust businesses more than politicians; just 8 per cent say they trust politicians more than business.

9) Due to many of the factors above, there is a crisis of trust in established Labour politicians which reaches far further than people who have a vote in this election.

It was more respected and trusted than the politicians who ran it, but was less efficient.

With implications for the «plebgate» row the police are trusted by two - thirds (65 %) of the British public — more than 3 times as many as trust politicians.

New polling by Ipsos MORI shows that the British public trust politicians to tell the truth less than estate agents, bankers and journalists.

«In the last three years Attorney General Schneiderman has gone after more than 40 politicians, government employees and nonprofit officials who abused the public trust,» he said in an email.

Some claim trust in politicians is more degraded than merely «uncertain».

Second, it has highlighted more than ever the severe underlying problems of the British state, steadily eating away at its legitimacy: the lack of devolution to and within England; the state's apparent lack of responsiveness to major social problems; the perception many have that politics serves a narrow elite at the expense of the wider society; the lack of trust in elected politicians, to name but some of the issues.

Faith leaders enjoy a trust that politicians don't, and this makes them a huge asset for changing behavior such as open defecation, a practice still done by more than half a billion people in India alone.

So, while just about the only group likely to make a case for the historical benefits of fossil fuels is the oil industry — who can not be trusted because they are the fossil fuel industry — the press and politicians are more than happy to swallow the GHF report despite the fact that much of the crucial data on which its 300,000 figure is based is provided by insurance giants Munich Re, when risk insurers have as much interest in generating fear of climate change as Exxon has in generating doubt.

Although the Act remained silent on the amount of political campaigning a charity was allowed to engage in, the Advisory Group on Campaigning and the Voluntary Sector considered charities» political influence «as a way of addressing the «democratic deficit» in the country», as people trusted them [charities] more than politicians».