President Mkapa noted that mistrust between the two parties remained high.

As expected, mistrust and old grievances between the parties sometimes cause delays.

Mistrust continues between SAF and SPLA, and there is little actual coordination between them with regard to LRA.

This is why basically you have all this creative mistrust between the representatives and those whom they represent.

Unfortunately, the cruelty of chance also lies at the heart of the centuries of mistrust between Poland and Russia.

Transparency is politics' management of mistrust.

What is needed today is nothing less than a new consensus between alliances that are frayed, between wealthy nations and poor, and among peoples mired in mistrust across an apparently widening cultural abyss.

What carnal mistrust had their teacher taught them.

Inter State miscommunication may foster misunderstanding and mistrust.

These allegations continue to fuel deep mistrust in the region.

And by the way, mistrust was always very important for democracy.

But mistrust and misunderstanding prohibit us from working together more often.

But the problem is that the continued sanctions are deepening our mistrust.

We are assuming that our societies are going to be based on mistrust.

We have not communicated we have not negotiated mistrust and divisions have deepened.

Theirs is a philosophy of mistrust and despair, and we reject it utterly.

They are sceptical and full of mistrust, but they care about their people.

To increase its effectiveness, the mistrust that permeates Unasur must be quelled, and the goals of member states must be more clearly defined. This is especially true of Brazil, the source of much of this mistrust.

The debate over foreign aid often pits those who mistrust charity against those who mistrust reliance on the markets. Jacqueline Novogratz proposes a middle way she calls patient capital, with promising examples of entrepreneurial innovation driving social change.

The irony (if there is an irony at all) is that this tragedy came at a time when mistrust seemed, at long last, to be giving way to better, more businesslike relations and greater understanding between the two countries.

That creates resentment and mistrust from those who are negatively affected by the abuse of veto power.

It shows us a general mistrust of government or government backed institutions, which lacked transparency in the past.

Sixty years ago, the international community found within itself the strength and courage to rise above mutual mistrust, demands and accusations.

If we live with the absence of violence today but with mistrust for each other, that will lead to conflicts tomorrow.

Moreover, the violence contributes to an air of suspicion and mutual mistrust, which has made negotiations more difficult in the past.

Mr. Hariri's difficulties with Mr. Lahoud were widely interpreted as a sign of the Syrian Arab Republic's mistrust of the former.

The Treaty had suffered a number of violations and the withdrawal of one of its parties, generating a climate of mistrust.

As the world digests President Barack Obama s recent historic speech in Cairo, one conclusion is readily apparent it will take more than a single speech to effect reconciliation between the United States and the Islamic world, after years of hostility and mistrust. But this was a significant start.

Unjust economic competition and business rivalries, in all of their sophisticated forms, can also produce breeding grounds for mistrust and conflicts among nations.

Gates raised this issue during his recent talks with his Chinese counterpart, Liang Guanglie, proposing a mechanism for strategic dialogue between US and Chinese military forces, aimed at avoiding potential conflicts that might be caused by mutual misunderstanding and mistrust. But Liang did not commit to such a formal arrangement.

But when politics is only management of mistrust, then I'm very glad that 1984 has been mentioned now we're going to have 1984 in reverse.

President Lech Kaczynski s approval ratings, are dramatically lower than those of his predecessor, the SLD s Aleksander Kwasniewski. His brother, Jaroslaw, has always evoked popular mistrust.

However, these efforts have been undermined by a persistent, deep mistrust of the police among the internally displaced population and many non internally displaced civilians.

By ceding the moral high ground we provoke tension, hatred and mistrust of Governments among precisely those parts of the population where terrorists find recruits.

But as more and more countries become involved in space activities, it is essential that we avoid misperceptions and mistrust by promoting clarity and cooperation.

Belarus was against country specific resolutions, which destroyed the basis of international cooperation on human rights, encouraging mistrust and confrontation rather than dialogue and cooperation.

It should be noted that the degree of mistrust between the parties, coupled with the controversies surrounding the Commission, would require that any enhancement of the United Nations role in the electoral process be carefully considered and would need to be based on a request agreed upon by all the Ivorian parties.

In that context, characterized by the mutual mistrust of the parties, the temptation to resort to war as a solution to conflict is a constant danger.

The persistent and widespread mistrust of police among internally displaced persons that was noted above also underscores the limited nature of the Government's achievements in this area.

The stakes have never been higher and not only because of the very real and dangerous geopolitical consequences of an Iranian bomb. As Obama put it, If Iran seizes this opportunity, the Iranian people will benefit from rejoining the international community, and we can begin to chip away at the mistrust between our two nations.

For example, can you imagine that decent, civic, talented people are going to run for office if they really do believe that politics is also about managing mistrust?

The unparalleled and exclusive attention given to the Pitcairn judicial system since 1999 had resulted in a strong feeling of mistrust, self doubt and helplessness within the island community.

It collapsed on May 8, 1945, and was replaced by a system based on mutual trust, solidarity, the rule of law, and compromise. But, with the crisis eroding these foundations, trust is giving way to mistrust, solidarity is succumbing to ancient prejudices (and even new hatred between the poor south and the rich north), and compromise is being overwhelmed by diktat.

As a result of the overemphasis on the fight against terrorism, the treatment of such groups is characterized by suspicion, mistrust, fear that they may be dangerous, and cultural and religious hostility.

With the current mistrust among Ivorian leaders, I personally also believe that UNOCI's impartiality can significantly help shape and implement a proactive and forward looking agenda for the peace process in Côte d'Ivoire.