1.   More importantly, it put paid to public faith in the League.

2.   Theserevelations corrode public faith in democracy.

3.   To the public at large faith in the political process, already at a low ebb, will diminish further.

4.   But public faith in the safety of nuclear power has been waning as Japan has suffered several serious nuclear accidents.

5.   In his acceptance speech, Laney said he wants to restore public faith in government but said state lawmakers are ahead of their federal counterparts.

6.   In his hateful talk about President and Mrs. Clinton and others in office, he is really trying to destroy public faith in our institutions.

7.   It would stress the need for greater voter turnouts, and seek to restore public faith in government.

8.   McCain, the Arizona Republican who sponsored the bill and who has made campaign reform his signature issue, said passing it would help restore public faith in politics.

9.   Public faith in the peace policy fell like a stone.

10.   Spectacular disclosures about ties between gangsters and the government have shaken public faith in the political system.