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Meanings of rebuild confidence in English

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Usage of rebuild confidence in English
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But, Canavan wrote, there is a fairly easy way to rebuild confidence.
BBC
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It will take many years to rebuild confidence and reinvigorate the city.
The Guardian
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The top-20 investor said Clarke should consider bold strategic moves to rebuild confidence.
Reuters
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The junta says it is seeking to rebuild confidence and revive economic activity.
Reuters
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European regulators said they are acting to rebuild confidence in banks.
Reuters
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At the time, we were working desperately to rebuild confidence in the financial system.
Reuters
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I think people can start to rebuild confidence, he said.
Reuters
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We must rebuild confidence for foreigners, Prayuth told reporters.
Reuters
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We came back in the second half and I would say it will help us to rebuild confidence.
The Guardian
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He instructed the bishops to do whatever necessary to prevent repeat offences and rebuild confidence in the clergy.
The Irish Times
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The reforms are seen as necessary to appease creditor concerns and rebuild confidence as Greece bids to turn sustainable.
The South African
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ECB President Mario Draghi has said that, to rebuild confidence, some banks may have to be seen to fail.
Reuters
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Mr Morrison believes reopening the economy must be followed by a concerted effort to create momentum and rebuild confidence.
News.com.au
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He said its "return to the private sector" would help to rebuild confidence in high street banking.
The Guardian
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I hope cruise companies take this opportunity to implement policies that rebuild confidence and enhance sailing for the long term.
Independent.ie
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UBS still needs to rebuild confidence in its compliance and risk-management practices in the wake of the rogue trading scandal.
Reuters
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