in good faith
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Olde, from Maidstone in Kent, said he made the "very hard decision", in good faith, to pay Rahman £250 to take Tiny in December 2024.
From BBC
Paramount said in a statement on Tuesday that although Warner’s actions were “unusual,” it was “prepared to engage in good faith and constructive discussions.”
From Barron's
Anthropic is having “productive conversations, in good faith,” with the Pentagon on how to continue that work, he said.
In a statement to The Times, WGA said it “respects the staff union’s right to strike, and will continue to bargain in good faith,” but said the union’s “allegations of unfair labor practices are without merit.”
From Los Angeles Times
"Many people, in good faith, misconstrue what I'm saying, and they think I'm trying to do a sort of come-on to the camera. And I really am not," she told food podcast Sporked.
From BBC
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