If, in fact, he was in 1285 entrusted with a work of such significance at Florence, his reputation must have already been established and have spread beyond the confines of his native Siena.
The German people are excluded from the League of Nations, to which is entrusted all work of common interest to the world.
The government felt that it was more appropriate to entrust the work to a specially appointed body rather than to any existing government department.
But publishers have often played down Mr. Riggio's talk of expanding the company's electronic publishing program, characterizing it as saber-rattling and questioning whether authors and agents would entrust their work to an unproven publisher.
It is only a last resort to entrust the work of smoothing and finishing off the surface to a tractor-grader; this work is normally done with an ordinary grader, either towed or self-propelled.
The photographers who entrust their work to the lab include Michael Thompson, who shoots celebrities like Jennifer Aniston for the cover of W magazine, and Mario Testino, a frequent contributor to Vogue.
The last contract, signed in 1986, gave Marlborough International Fine Arts the exclusive right to sell art from the estate and entrusted all works to Marlborough for safekeeping.
"Herb took the risk of entrusting his work to a 6-foot-4-inch goy rookie," Mr. Selleck said, referring to his first Broadway opening night in his first play.
Then he turned the question around, and asked about American journalism, "Can't you be independent, and free of influence, and still rely on advertising?" Han doesn't like carrying the ads on his site, he said, but entrusting his work to a conventional Chinese publication would give the authorities another lever with which to silence him.
The patient leader has carefully assessed a situation and entrusted colleagues to work diligently to a successful outcome.
