Najwa Hammoud tweets in disbelief

Morning clouds of disbelief have given way to sadness.

This has bred more fear and mistrust.

It is enough to make even the cynical shake their heads in disbelief.

Risk models do not justify abandoning one s natural sense of incredulity.

First and foremost, a mountain of mutual distrust will need to be overcome.

I always take what Tom says with a grain of salt.

Recent political scandals only contribute to a general mistrust of the government.

That, together with the Kingdom s deepening distrust of the US, is fueling a growing sense of isolation.

In my case, the censure motion criticised me for disagreeing with Jeremy Corbyn.

At home, too, massive distrust will further complicate an inherently difficult task.

They view the double standard as a possible source of public distrust in the biomedical research enterprise.

The two most corrupt parties in history (on top of the disgruntled PPC and Solidaridad ) censured Ana Jara.

The Storify network has collected quotes by lawmakers made during the censure debate.

After World War II, many countries with parliamentary systems reduced the likelihood of such instability by adopting the so called constructive vote of no confidence. Before a no confidence vote can be held, agreement must be reached on a new government majority to take its place.

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

Before a no confidence vote can be held, agreement must be reached on a new government majority to take its place.

One of South Korea's prominent political bloggers IamPeter clarified the reason for public distrust of the government's version of the story

Tuncay Ozkan, an opposition MP from CHP, tweeted shortly after the rejection of the motion of censure The motion of censure against the Family Minister regarding the rape scandal in Karaman has been overturned.

Criticism of the United States and the popularity of conspiracy theories a clear sign of distrust of any government characterize the Russian society.

Nevertheless, de Gaulle s insights left a legacy that still causes some mistrust and dissent within NATO.

Thus, the current US Japanese estrangement is being driven by a spiral of mistrust that does not stem from geo strategic concerns.

Unlike a British or Spanish prime minister, he cannot be removed by a vote of no confidence.

So instead of mistrusting one person, they grew suspicious of an institution even of government itself.

It all began with the flailing People's Partnership government's no confidence motion against Dr. Rowley in Wednesday's sitting of parliament.

Allegations of corruption and mismanagement have tarnished Zuma's presidency, though he has managed to survive two no confidence votes by lawmakers.

In response, the MUO referenced a constitutional requirement for a meeting after 14 days of the submission of the motion.

This dynamism could lead to instability, owing to multiple sources of mistrust and the lack of strong regional institutions to help manage rivalries.

They cannot function beyond a certain level of mutual distrust or a sense on the part of some members that other members have abandoned them.

A growing sense of mistrust and hostility, together with a diminishing commitment to the OSCE s brand of comprehensive security, was hindering cooperation in various areas.

As the violence of the social mobilizations and the level of discontent have grown, Bolivia's intellectuals and politicians remain in a state of shock, afraid of contradicting the masses.

But the tit for tat retaliation that has followed the raid reflects deeper sources of mistrust and mutual suspicion.

The atmosphere in parliament is execrable, and may be enough to topple the government in a no confidence motion.

The reason for Wilders surging popularity, apart from widespread distrust of Muslims, is that he has successfully cultivated an image as a fighter for free speech.

The Israel of Jerusalem is one of yearning for Jewish roots, a deep seated fear of the Arabs, and an unyielding distrust of Gentiles and their international community.

The fall of the Berlin Wall marked the end of an era of mistrust and division, and opened the way for cooperation aimed at a peaceful and stable Europe.

After World War II, many countries with parliamentary systems reduced the likelihood of such instability by adopting the so called constructive vote of no confidence.

Her disbelief in his dissatisfaction with himself was pleasant, and unconsciously he challenged her to give reasons for her disbelief.

While NATO and the EU have improved their working relations, more steps need to be taken to eliminate mistrust, unhealthy competition, and information sharing blockages.

This follows a parliamentary no confidence motion, which his government barely survived.

Foreign born patients may interrupt treatment due to lack of confidence in diagnosis and care, or they may ignore the more minor symptoms of the illness.

There is no doubt that Iran with its long history of secrecy and dissimulation deserves the intense hostility and distrust that its nuclear program continues to engender. But the most common view of security and intelligence experts worldwide is that, while Iran may want the technical breakout capability to build a nuclear weapon that Japan now has, it is still a long way from building a usable atomic weapon, and has made no decision to do so.

The proposed agreement with Iran will not overcome a century of distrust and manipulation, but it can begin to create a new path toward peace and mutual respect.

There is no doubt that Iran with its long history of secrecy and dissimulation deserves the intense hostility and distrust that its nuclear program continues to engender.

Government supporters characterised the decision to censure Jara as despicable, arguing that she was not responsible for DINI's surveillance or data collection.