public trust

Frequency: 8.540.2 per million words

the confidence that the general population has in an institution or person

trustADJECTIVE + trust (relying on sb/sth)

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public

Examples (10)

  • The need to restore public trust is paramount for democratic governance.
  • He undermined public trust in his office through a series of questionable decisions.
  • Politicians often struggle to regain public trust after a major scandal.
  • Transparency and accountability are crucial for maintaining public trust in government institutions.
  • The recent corruption scandal severely damaged public trust in the local administration's competence.
  • Building public trust requires consistent ethical behavior and clear communication.
  • A lack of public trust can lead to widespread skepticism and social unrest.
  • The new reforms are specifically intended to enhance public trust in the justice system.
  • Losing public trust can have devastating and long-lasting consequences for any organization.
  • It takes years to establish public trust but only moments to destroy it with dishonest actions.