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restore trust 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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Kent Cravens, R-Albuquerque, joined the crowd, saying he'd restore trust in elected officials.
Mr Bercow has pledged to forgo the pounds 24,000-a-year second home allowance as part of moves to restore trust in the wake of the expenses scandal.
David Cameron said a debate would "help to energise our democratic process, engage the electorate and restore trust in politics".
 
 
 
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