Usage of "good faith"

rus

portuguès

espanyol

Intention to be fair, open, and honest.

Having honest intentions.

Usage of good faith in anglès

The government had a responsibility to negotiate in good faith, he said. 
 Radio NZ 

Nice represents the political future of the republic, negotiated in good faith. 
 The Irish Times 

I think we need legislation protecting good faith efforts to stop spam. 
 Wired 

So far, most countries in most cases have acted in good faith. 
 Reuters 

Dr Prasad said the government should engage with unions in good faith. 
 Radio NZ 

Maybe this term was used in good faith to soften the discrimination. 
 The Irish Times 

We seriously question whether the Karuna group is acting in good faith. 
 Reuters 

Ask your lender for a good faith estimate of all closing costs. 
 Reuters 

We have the good faith to do it this way, Lu said. 
 Reuters 

We did so in a spirit of good faith and social solidarity. 
 The Irish Times 

Mr Burdon implored the parties to reach an agreement in good faith. 
 Radio NZ 

I have no reason to doubt the good faith of President Reagan. 
 Conspiracy and the Spanish Civil War. The brainwashing of Franci... 

Trafigura insists it handled the deal via third parties in good faith. 
 The Guardian 

It can also help reassure the parties of each other's good faith. 
 A journey: my political life 

Brafman said that Shkreli's statements to investors were made in good faith. 
 Reuters 

All information is published in good faith as supplied by the providers. 
 The South African 

good

Adjective

Noun

Translations for good faith

rus

portuguès

espanyol

Good faith through the time

Good faith across language varieties

New Zealand

Common

United Kingdom

Common

Ireland

Less common

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Meanings of good faith in anglès