have confidence in

"I would not have said this a couple of months ago, but I don't have confidence in our judges, based on what I'm hearing in North Carolina," she said, adding: "It just feels clear at this point that they're not impartial, that they're not holding the state and federal Constitution at the heart of their decision making. It seems incredibly political."

“I have confidence in her experience and her ability to lead the Committee while the State faces unprecedented challenges with the insurance market,” he said.

Sarah Cardell, the Chief Executive of the CMA, said: "The changes we've secured from Google ensure robust processes are in place, so people can have confidence in reviews and make the best possible choices."

"The British public needs to have confidence in the CPS and our police forces. Tens of millions of British citizens will find it incomprehensible how the CPS decided this was a non-terror incident and maintained that position."

“I can sleep good at night knowing that I have confidence in the men in the locker room and the coaches.”