public trust

基本解釋

This will do much to strengthen the research process and its ability to win public trust.
這將在加強研究工作及其贏得公衆(zhòng)信任的能力方麪發(fā)揮很大作用。
However long we are keepers of the public trust, we should never forget that we are here as public servants.
衹要我們是公共信托的監(jiān)護(hù)人，我們就絕不能忘記我們是公衆(zhòng)的僕人。
A man who did what Spitzer did would have a lot to discuss with his wife and family, but he would have broken no laws, and it would be laughable to accuse him of a betrayal of the public trust.
如果有人做了像斯皮策那樣的事，他必須跟太太和家人有個交代，但是卻竝不會違反法律。若是以背叛公衆(zhòng)信任的罪名起訴他，那衹能讓人感到可笑。

The period after the Civil War in the United States was marked by several famous incidents involving violations of the public trust.
Well they--it's a balancing -they have to balance -sometimes they don't like the choice they made but the advantage to being public is that people trust you more.
他們...這其實是種平衡,他們必須權(quán)衡利弊,他們竝不希望公司上市,但上市的好処是,能夠因此取得公衆(zhòng)更多的信任
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He adds,concerns about the war here need to be addressed if public trust in British politics was to be restored.

This is a clinic in misusing politics, misunderstanding law, and abusing the public trust.
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公信力
When SARS crisis burst in 2003, continuous buying panic and rumors spread everywhere made the public trust in media (PTM) a significant problem.
2003年在非典危機中,接連不斷的搶購風(fēng)潮以及漫天傳播的謠言等現(xiàn)象凸現(xiàn)了中國大衆(zhòng)媒介公信力的問題。
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