Quotes About Reliability

judge people by what they do and not what they say they will do.

We all know that the way to get something done is to give it to a busy person.

Old guns are better than no guns.

was like trying to find an honest man in Congress.

You just do your job, Tracy, and the chips will fall where they fall. You get me?

Gods are no more stable than men.

the safest way of ensuring that secret information did not leak was not to tell anybody about it.

Thanks, anyway,' she said, and he had the feeling that he had disappointed her, that she'd hoped he would make her a promise of the truth, that he would swear upon his honor to do what everyone else had failed to do.

The reason so many promises are not kept is the same reason they are made in the first place.

No one can be right all of the time, but it helps to be right most of the time.

No one can be right all the time, but it helps to be right most of the time.

CEB's research shows that customer loyalty has more to do with how well companies keep their "basic, even plain vanilla promises" than with how well they dazzle customers.

He sought out and surrounded himself with people that he trusted to tell him the truth (rather than what he hoped to hear) about the severity and nuances of challenges that he and the company faced—and when he was screwing up.

The Lord needs us. He needs us to be knowledgeable, dependable, and competent disciples. We need to know not only that the gospel is true but we need to know the gospel, better than we do right now. We need to be in the right place at the right time. We will thereby become the right person.

law of noncontradiction, the "law of causality," and "the basic reliability of sense perception," which, they contend, "no one denies … regularly and consistently,"22 and which, for them apparently, are more non-negotiably certain at the beginning of their quest for God and truth than God himself is.

The man who will not defend the honour of his cat cannot be trusted to defend anything.

And there's always the comfort of knowing that you're dealing with the necessities of a situation and not with the vagaries of some fool's whim.

An inspired and infallible passage whose meaning you cannot be sure of is not much more useful than an uninspired, fallible passage.

One cannot fashion a credible deterrent out of an incredible action.

But what I knew then was that nobody-- not even my mother-- was to be trusted in a strange world that showed very little of itself on the surface.

It was one of the good things about him. Whatever he might not be telling you, what he did tell you was the truth.

This is why we need you," said Much comfortably. "You're a pessimist and a good planner.

Consistency really is the DNA of mastery.

Be a person of your word rather than being "all talk and no action." As Mother Teresa said, "there should be less talk; a preaching point is not a meeting point.