Sentence examples similar to appointments of trust from inspiring English sources
If Manchester United fans questioned the credentials of those Moyes has brought with him from Everton, then the promotion and appointment of trusted figures from Sir Alex Ferguson's golden generation will provide a sense of reassurance.
The sweep isn't surprising; BlackBerry's last big executive shift, when Heins was handed the reins back in January of last year, was essentially the appointment of a trust court vassal.
Mr. Evans also spoke of the appointment in terms of trust and friendship.
Re "After 3 Months, Mayor Replaces Schools Leader" (front page, April 8), about the resignation of Cathleen P. Black as New York City schools chancellor: A steady exodus of senior education officials, a sudden resignation, the immediate appointment of a trusted mayoral aide: the fast-moving political soap opera masks a greater failure of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's educational agenda.
Enjoy the trip!" Simone Peter, co-leader of the Green Party, likened Johnson's appointment to "trusting the cat to keep the cream".
Initially, frail patients have activated the procedure of Guardian appointment to find comfort in someone of trust, in case it would have been necessary to choose the most appropriate medical treatment.
If investors do not trust their advisers or fund managers, no amount of regulation will help.Indeed, this lack of trust has led to the appointment of more intermediaries (such as custodians and consultants) to supervise the process.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] for BibiIsraeli police recommended the prosecution of Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, on charges of breach of trust in connection with the aborted appointment in January of an attorney-general.
