As for the importance of entrusting tasks to others, Mr. Kessler says his limitations have endowed him with a "razor sharp" intuition that allows him to ascertain within minutes of meeting people whether he can depend on them and what they would be good at in an organization.
Instead of using humans who, admittedly, expect salaries, paid leave, and health insurance to evaluate applications and decide which candidates possess or can quickly learn needed skills, companies entrust these tasks to computer algorithms, which are cheaper in the short term but lack any ability to judge what resumes and applications indicate about applicants' abilities.
We often entrust those tasks to journal editors who have little experience and relatively scant achievement as scientists.
We all want to save the rainforests, even if we might not entrust the task to an offshoot of the Rupert Murdoch empire.
Tightened border controls, especially since Sept. 11, have made it more difficult and expensive for those in the United States illegally to return home to retrieve their children, forcing them to entrust the task to strangers, officials said.
Pakistan has handed him over to America, but where and by whom he is to be interrogated is unclear: America may choose to entrust the task to friendly regimes with fewer qualms about torture.
Critics point out that UTI's turnaround owes a lot of the three or four lieutenants that Sinha entrusted specific tasks with.
Ryan Giggs is coming towards the end of his Old Trafford playing career but it would be a gamble of epic proportions to entrust the task of succeeding Ferguson to a managerial novice.
Fadele has entrusted the task of increasing the number of Redeemed churches to Daniel Ajayi-ADanieln.
He entrusted the task of choosing an appropriate architectural institution for his library to his friend the architect Ignacio Díaz Morales.
It did so, in part, by entrusting the task to Mr. Sherman, who said he was "not the kind of guy you want running into a burning building".
