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Meanings of restore trust in English

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Usage of restore trust in English
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Wherever blame lies for this, the PCC cannot restore trust in self-regulation.
Reuters
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The management needs to restore trust and confidence in the company, he said.
Reuters
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Kaspersky began an internal inquiry in a bid to restore trust.
Reuters
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We need to restore trust, bring unity and create new opportunities across the UK.
The Guardian
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This will restore trust and set our relationship with markets, he told the paper.
Reuters
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Maryland lawmaker Elijah Cummings said Gibson would need to restore trust in the agency.
Reuters
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Most of my clients are men trying to restore trust in a fractured marriage.
News.com.au
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Chief Executive Officer Tim Sloan has pledged to restore trust by putting customers first.
Reuters
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Clearly, Prevent is not fit for purpose, and no amount of rebranding will restore trust.
The Guardian
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It said there was an urgent need to reset the system in order to restore trust.
Radio NZ
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The third-largest U.S. bank has since tried to improve sales practices and restore trust with customers.
Reuters
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Richard Lloyd told BBC News that the industry and the government need to restore trust in food.
BBC
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The Fed developed the stress tests in 2009 in part to restore trust in the financial system.
Reuters
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Clarity on valuations could also help restore trust among banks so they lend to one another again.
Reuters
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Representative John Larson has introduced legislation that would not only restore trust fund balance but expand benefits.
Reuters
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To restore trust, we need sustainable long-term solutions -social care cannot survive on emergency cash injections.
The Guardian
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