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Meanings of public trust in English

A trust created for charitable or religious or educational or scientific purposes.

Usage of public trust in English
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Mrs Turei said public trust in the police has been completely destroyed.
Radio NZ
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It also suggested that public trust in the food industry had declined.
BBC
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There was increasing pressure to maintain and improve public trust and confidence.
Radio NZ
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Parliamentarians have said it had undermined public trust in the tax system.
Reuters
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Lawmakers have said it had undermined public trust in the tax system.
Reuters
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The big issue is to recover public trust in Statistics New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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So, when I ask for public trust, I don't do it lightly.
The Irish Times
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The decision would do nothing to restore public trust in the agency.
Radio NZ
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Trustee program, which aims to ensure public trust in the bankruptcy process.
Reuters
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The deposit guarantee has been devalued and public trust has been undermined.
The Irish Times
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How can the international public trust such a spokesperson and her establishment?
News.com.au
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Every man of the subject caste was strictly excluded from public trust.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 4
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No prudent administrator of a public trust will venture upon such experiments.
Reminiscences of Sixty Years in Public Affairs, Vol. 2
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They offer notable value to projects in terms of insights and public trust.
The South African
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The audits help to improve governance and reinforce public trust in the state.
The Guardian
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The response has been hampered by frequent militia violence and low public trust.
Reuters
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Public trust through the time
Public trust across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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