What they mean is, if you entrust people with your stuff, they have to take care of it as least as well as they take care of their own.
It spares the ignorant and the dilatory from the consequences of their mistakes, while imposing few costs on those who genuinely prefer not to entrust their pension money to their employer's custody.
Torsten Slok of Deutsche Bank says that the market capitalisation of global stockmarkets has risen by $5 trillion in the last three months.This ought to make end-investors, the clients who entrust fund managers with their savings, nervous.
The jailing of some culprits would send a powerful message to the rest that they have a duty of care for the money shareholders entrust to them.But, just as it would be wrong to conclude that all, or even most, executives were culpable, so it would also be wrong to reject equity-based pay for executives just because it has been abused.
A book-buyer might not entrust a company based in Seattle with his credit-card number had experience not taught him to trust the Amazon brand; an American might not accept a bottle of French water were it not for the name of Evian.
The spectacle of an ordinary girl accused of extraordinary brutality riveted viewers who entrust their own children to hired help rather than to family members—relative strangers instead of strange relatives, in one commentator's words.But the trial itself, however mesmerising, proved tame compared with what followed.
These increases entirely offset the reductions in the agricultural tax.Part of the central government's problem is that, for all its good intentions, its options are still hemmed in by the need to entrust implementation of its welfare schemes to a local bureaucracy it (probably rightly) regards as corrupt and unreliable.
But he did entrust the key post of secretary of state (a kind of prime minister), to a canny ex-diplomat, Cardinal Angelo Sodano.
But they murmur prayers with cherubic devotion and life revolves around families and horses.Along the route children run gleefully for sweets thrown by the horsemen, and entrust to them letters to the Three Kings, asking for presents on Epiphany.
Much of this will go on the creation of its own data cloud, supported by five data centres around the world, so that it does not have to entrust its data to anyone else.Partnerships with non-insurers are another way for conventional insurers to smarten up their act.
She was referring to Mr Estrada's decision to sack his defence lawyers and, as he put it, entrust his fate to the people and to God.
