The first thing the United Nations provided in Afghanistan with some of the $1.6 billion of foreign aid with which it was entrusted in 2002 was a new airline to carry UN and other international staff and (occasionally) government officials, bypassing the existing national airline.
The company, or the country, is entrusted in these hands, and leaders have a personal responsibility to protect that legacy that is simply inviolate.
Four years ago, they ratified that decision in his re-election against Mitt Romney and entrusted in him the same power should a seat come open in the highest court of the land.
What survives today is a manuscript thoroughly reworked by Cage's immaculate hand, entrusted in 1964 to the flutist and conductor Petr Kotik after a planned performance in Warsaw was canceled because of the work's overwhelming difficulty.
dA civil society organization, the Health for All Coalition HACC), was entrusted in 2011 with the function of guaranteeing an independent oversight on the implementation of the FHCI and in particular to monitor the possible under-the-table payments of patients and HWs' attendance.
I believe we can do better as a society for the animals entrusted in our care and I see the biggest opportunity, with those who have their boots on the ground doing the job already.
Managers must assess needs and resources in order to limit the exposure to trauma of their team of chaplains and CPE students to determine a care plan and that benefits those entrusted in our care.
"The president's failure to understand that these powers could not be entrusted in the hands of any president, not even his, have now put us in a position where they are in the hands of Donald Trump".
The less Dick Cheney talked, the more power Mr. Bush entrusted in him.
"There is so much money entrusted in the hands of these young guys, and the burnout factor is enormous".
These professionals are well aware that the funds entrusted in their care have shriveled alarmingly in the last three years.
