I have no confidence in David Jones as a public figure.
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She seems to have no confidence in exactly what the future will bring.
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But in the past, no I have no confidence in a guy like Brennan.
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"If we're not ready for this, I have no confidence in our system," Mr Moura says.
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The global median score of those saying they have no confidence in the Russian leader is 60%.
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A very large number of mainstream Hong Kongers are signalling that they have no confidence in their rulers.
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Smith is backed by most of Labour's elected lawmakers, dozens of whom have said they have no confidence in Corbyn.
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Which means that you have no confidence in your ability to succeed (or that you're not putting in a full effort).
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A whopping 74% of people surveyed have no confidence in US President Donald Trump, who the study says is better known globally.
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Should the prime minister resign if, say, more than a third of her party members vote that they have no confidence in her?
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"Roof's crime was tragic, but this Court can have no confidence in the jury's verdict," Roof's attorneys said in a 321-page appeal.
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It's a nightmare to be out on your own if you don't trust yourself, if you have no confidence in your own decision making.
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"At this point, we have no confidence in Nycha's annual inspections that took place before our administration began," Ms. Lapeyrolerie said in a statement.
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Some in elite circles say they have "no confidence," in the crown prince, though his position seems secure as long as his father is alive.
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I hope they prove me wrong and they can because I have no confidence in them," Kasich said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union.
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"We are going to make it uncomfortable for House members who say we have no confidence in Speaker Ryan" but ultimately decide to vote for him.
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"We are going to make it uncomfortable for House members who say we have no confidence in Speaker Ryan" but vote for him anyway, Nehlen told CNN.
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ROAD RAGE VICTIM WAS SUSPECT IN SEPARATE ROAD RAGE CASE, AUTHORITIES SAY "I have no confidence in the credibility of Mann and Stackhouse," Hummel said in a statement.
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"Investors seem to have no confidence in Fonterra's ability to deliver high dividends, and no confidence in its ability to grow," said Brian Gaynor, director at Milford Asset Management.
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A poll by the Pew Research Centre in June found that 78% of South Koreans have no confidence in Donald Trump to "do the right thing" in world affairs.
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"Roof's crime was tragic, but this Court can have no confidence in the jury's verdict," says his appeal, filed with the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday.
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And thinking about appointing the best people to office, 32% say they have a lot of confidence in Trump, yet 45% say they have no confidence in him to choose appointees.
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The poll also found that 22% of those in China -- which Trump has repeatedly targeted on the campaign trail -- expressed confidence in him, while 40% have no confidence in the billionaire developer.
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The deeply partisan process ensures that a significant number of members of Congress and the population generally have no confidence in or support for the budget as passed — if it is passed.
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It turns out that 70 percent of foreigners surveyed have no confidence in the American president — and he got a lower rating than Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Firstly, if two thirds of lawmakers agree to a government proposal; or if a majority of lawmakers vote that they have no confidence in the current government and no alternative government is agreed.
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"I have no confidence in my vehicle now considering the poor customer service and QC from FCA, and am regretting my purchase," writes Canali, who bought his 2017 Dodge Challenger just two months ago.
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So, it won&apost be an up-or-down, straight-down-the-line vote, because I have no confidence in the Democratic leadership to be able to get their people in line to do so.
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Firstly, if two-thirds of lawmakers agree to a government proposal for one; or if a majority of lawmakers vote that they have no confidence in the current government and no alternative government is agreed.
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But millions of American voters have no confidence in those same elites: the stripy-trousered experts and bigwigs who inhabit Washington's foreign policy think-tanks, or the retired generals and ambassadors who advise more conventional presidential candidates.
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Either the North Koreans anticipate that they can have no confidence in American commitments reached during a negotiation, or they assume that they can breach an agreement early because the United States will have no staying power anyway.
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"I have no confidence in Kavanaugh or the very right-leaning court to protect those who are discriminated against and to affirm a definition and understanding of sex and gender that upholds the rights of trans individuals," she says.
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Huge majorities in more than a dozen countries around the globe say they have "no confidence" in Trump to do the right thing in world affairs, according to a new study released on Wednesday by the Pew Research Center.
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"I think the 172 Labour MPs who said they have no confidence in Jeremy Corbyn will be in an untenable position if there's an election," said John Ferrett, who leads the ruling Labour group on Portsmouth City Council in Hampshire, England.
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The image of the United States has deteriorated sharply across the globe under President Donald Trump and an overwhelming majority of people in other countries have no confidence in his ability to lead, a survey from the Pew Research Center showed.
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Forty-three percent of survey respondents said they have no confidence in Xi to do the right thing in world affairs, compared to 220006 percent who said they do have confidence and 2202 percent who said they did not know.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The image of the United States has deteriorated sharply across the globe under President Donald Trump and an overwhelming majority of people in other countries have no confidence in his ability to lead, a survey from the Pew Research Center showed.
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If she fails to convince them, calls are likely to mount for her to step aside, and a leadership contest could be triggered if 15 percent of MPs write to the head of the 1922 Committee saying they have no confidence in her.
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"The swing factor in the markets is oil, because although technical analysis shows that the majority of stocks are in oversold territory, as long as Brent remains below $2.03 investors will have no confidence in any type of analysis," said a Jeddah-based portfolio manager.
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"One of the things I fear is you're going to see in the next few days some very negative announcements by companies that have no confidence in the market because of the actions that the Republicans have taken over the last four months," Hoyer said.
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That particular issue is split deeply among partisan lines — 51 percent of Republicans say they have a lot of confidence in the president on North Korean issues, while 54 percent of Democrats say they have no confidence in Trump at all on the issue.
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Among the 10 European nations included in the Pew Research Center poll, a median of just 9 percent of Europeans have confidence in Trump to "do the right thing on world affairs," while fully 85 percent have no confidence in the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
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The SPD has also traditionally held a softer view on Russia than the CDU and the United States, but promoting better relations with Russia isn't the most strategic campaign choice either given that 85033 percent of Germans have no confidence in Vladimir Putin according to recent polls.
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One member of Baltimore Bloc, a grassroots group focused on police reform, told VICE that she and her fellow activists have no confidence in a Trump DOJ to enforce the consent decree, even if they had their doubts about enforcement under a Hillary Clinton DOJ, too.
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"I have no confidence in [Justice Brett] Kavanaugh or the very right-leaning court to protect those who are discriminated against and to affirm a definition and understanding of sex and gender that upholds the rights of trans individuals," Sage Carson, an advocate at Know Your Title IX, told Broadly on Tuesday.
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"I have no confidence in the Trump ground game," said Fergus Cullen, a former chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party, noting the swarms of volunteers for groups like Planned Parenthood and other Clinton supporters he has seen in the state, and the bumbling efforts of Trump volunteers, a complaint that has been echoed in many other states.
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Some local residents are concerned about losses (c. £20 million since 2010) made by the port. A petition was presented to Thanet District Council on 6 December 2018 stating: “We the undersigned petition the council to accept we have no confidence in the Council’s operation of the Royal Harbour and Port. So we demand that Thanet District Council create an independent working party to investigate the losses and bring forward a comprehensive regeneration plan within six months”.
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They had been fooled for so many years by promises made to give > them a railroad that they seemed to have no confidence in the project being > carried out. I assured them they would now have a railroad, that the Old > Reliable L&N; was behind the move and we would build the railroad very > quickly. People were rejoicing everywhere at the thought of this wonderful > improvement. . . . > > After reaching a point where Cottondale is now situated, we passed the place > where civilization existed. . . .
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It is the Greek word translated "beware of the concision," in Philippians 3:2, KJV.Greek New Testament Βλέπετε τοὺς κύνας βλέπετε τοὺς κακοὺς ἐργάτας βλέπετε τὴν κατατομήν ; KJV text 1611 "Beware of dogs, beware of evil workers, beware of the concision." The term "mutilation" is contrasted with "we are the circumcision (περιτομή peritomē), which worship God in the spirit, and rejoice in Christ Jesus, and have no confidence in the flesh." The context is the Circumcision controversy in early Christianity.
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Hoffer states that mass movements begin with a widespread "desire for change" from discontented people who place their locus of control outside their power and who also have no confidence in existing culture or traditions. Feeling their lives are "irredeemably spoiled" and believing there is no hope for advancement or satisfaction as an individual, true believers seek "self- renunciation".Hoffer, 1951, p. 12 Thus, such people are ripe to participate in a movement that offers the option of subsuming their individual lives in a larger collective.
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Later that year, Soubry declared that there should be a national government to solve the issue of Brexit and went on to argue that members of the European Research Group should be expelled from the Conservative Party. In December 2018, she declared that she would resign the Conservative whip and vote to have no confidence in her government if 'no deal' became the policy of the government. In December 2018, Soubry was harassed by a group of protesters in Westminster she described as "far-right". They referred to her as "on the side of Adolf Hitler" and called her a traitor for her anti-Brexit stance.
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In late February 2011, the federal government reported that e-mails "show it appears Turner plans to pursue judicial and law-enforcement officials after he's released from prison." On February 2, Turner wrote "when I get out, I'm gonna go after some 'problems' and take care of them in a manner that will be horrific." On March 25, 2011, Turner appeared in Hartford asking the court to be allowed to change his attorney, telling the judge, "I have no confidence in his ability to defend me." The judge reluctantly allowed him to change his private attorney for a public defender citing Turner's unusually bad year.
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Detractors of Mahathir have also accused him of hypocrisy in the matter given the parallel with the case of Jho Low, the Malaysian financier who is being accused of involvement in the 1MDB scandal, and who Mahathir is insisting be extradited to Malaysia. Jho Low has refused, as he claims to have no confidence in the Malaysian judicial system and does not believe he will receive a fair trial. Naik has also come under fire recently for making comments against both the Malaysian Chinese and Malaysian Indians. His comments resulted in a police investigation and several Malaysian ministers calling for his expulsion, however, Mahathir has remained steadfast in his position to protect the Indian preacher.
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It was announced on 29 June 2017 that Moore-Bick would lead a public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire. On 29 and 30 June it was widely reported that the tenant's solicitor in the case against Westminster City Council had said, after Moore-Bick's ruling, that it gave "the green light for social-cleansing of the poor on a mass scale." The local Labour MP, Emma Dent Coad, said on 4 July that local people have no confidence in Moore-Bick and that he should stand down. On 25 July, at the second public meeting held by the Inquiry before finalisation of its terms of reference, Moore-Bick faced further calls for his resignation, many residents saying that he did not represent them.
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Li ostensibly retired from public service in 2007. In the role, he caused controversy by proposing mergers first between Chinese University and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and later between Chinese University and the Hong Kong Institute of Education. Li's appointment by CY Leung to the governing board of the University of Hong Kong in 2015 has been met with strong criticism, particularly from academic staff (mostly pro- democrats): a poll has shown most to have little to no confidence that Li will uphold academic freedom.Arthur Li made a HKU council member, RTHK, 21 March 2015Most HKU staff have no confidence in Arthur Li, poll shows, EJ Insight, 23 April 2015 Further, Li's general attitude towards staff has been said to be 'hostile' and 'critical'.
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