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restore trust in
(redirected from restore faith in)

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restore someone's trust in something and restore someone's belief in something; restore someone's faith in something
to reinstate someone's belief, faith, trust, etc., in something. I knew that a good performance on the test would restore my parents' belief in me. Her faith was restored in the government.
See also: restore, trust
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It is clear the public has not been pacified and there is still much to do to restore faith in the system.
Do the right thing; Chronicle COMMENT by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
He said: "I'm happy to be judged on my track record over 12 years as MP for Buckingham, my continuing commitment to the constituency and my determination to restore faith in Parliament.
SPEAKER IN POLL BATTLE by The Mirror (London, England)
John McFall, Labour chairman of the Treasury select committee and a Co-op sponsored MP, argues that the current economic situation is ideal for an expanded mutual sector, since the UK "desperately needs" to restore faith in financial services.
MPs float plan to take Rock back to its roots; THE RECESSION by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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