Examples of using Restoring trust in English and their translations into Greek
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by setting the clear objective of restoring trust in the European institutions.
Other indices show that restoring trust is much slower than expected:
Restoring trust to economic policy
austerity policies put aside, restoring trust in the country's economic future
not an economic burden, but a source of economic growth; whereas restoring trust in the digital world is crucial; whereas data flows
Restore Trust in Democratic Institutions.
We have to restore trust between communities and the police.
And restore trust in government.
Clinton maintained"we have to restore trust between communities and the police.
Make a plan that will restore trust and result in reconciliation.
Such provocative statements are counterproductive and undermine efforts to create a positive atmosphere and restore trust between the parties.".
Such provocative statements are counterproductive and undermine efforts to create a positive atmosphere and restore trust between the parties.”.
Leaders agree on the need for a common approach to combat the financial crisis and restore trust in the common market.
First of all, we have to restore trust and stabilise the relationship," the Nikkei quoted Saikawa as saying.
Now it is time, I think, to bury the axe and restore trust, the way in which we used to have it before Nice.
To reduce corruption and restore trust in politics, Transparency International recommends that governments.
To end corruption and restore trust in politics, Transparency International has recommended that governments.
Such provocative statements undermine efforts to create a positive atmosphere and restore trust”.
undermine efforts to create a positive atmosphere and restore trust between the parties.”.
independent research programmes and about the possible side-effects of vaccines, so as to help restore trust in vaccination.
