Examples of using Lost trust in English and their translations into Spanish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
the time has come to restore their lost trust.
As young people have often lost trust in Public Employment Services the role of youth organisations is vital to ensure that the more vulnerable young people in society are reached.
all stated they had lost trust in the justice system
the referendum originated in the 2008 financial crisis and"people just lost trust in the banking system"
the PURS leadership lost trust in the relatively more conciliatory Hertzog's ability to control the situation.
people had lost trust in their political and governance systems,
But never lose trust in Him!
Lose trust in anyone who is a member of the perpetrator's group.
Losing trust is a two-way street,
Usually people find out we lied and lose trust in us.
employees build and lose trust in each other.
markets are losing trust in Spain.
and therefore lose trust in Him.
With the grace of Christ never lose trust, which knows how to see good in everything.
People in Spain are losing trust in the government's ability to ensure a fair tax system in times of austerity.
These results indicate that crime victims lose trust in others, decreasing support for stable democracy.
Eventually, they may lose trust and the website will also lose credibility after publishing a sponsored story from a brand in this avenue of content marketing.
it just feels like no one cares and they lose trust in others and the world becomes an unsafe place.
a country where people lose trust of rule of law of its central bank.
By introducing such legislation there is the potential that affected communities will become alienated consequently losing trust in the authorities and being less likely to cooperate with the police.