Sir Harold died in 1994, entrusting one of Florence's few intact estates to New York University and its School of Fine Arts, along with a $25 million endowment for upkeep.
Make sure that before you retain an attorney, that this is the person who you will entrust one of the most important times in your life to.
Ishiwata suggested that two deeply seated factors are major contributors to the paternalism of Japanese physician – an absence of the spirit of informed consent on the physician's side, and the practice of omakase (entrusting one's care to one's family and physician, on the assumption that they will make the decisions most beneficial or appropriate to oneself) on the patient's side [ 28].
Entrusting one's decisions in the context of medical treatment to one's family, close ones or medical professionals has been regarded as a dominant cultural characteristic of Japanese health care [ 14, 26- 28], though this is not strict to Japan [ 29].
These limitations are overcome by entrusting one's decisions to a trusted family member or friend who is capable of making decisions upon actually experiencing the situation.
Job: writer, producer Age: 51 Industry: broadcasting 2012 ranking: 87 Steven Moffat is the man entrusted with one of television's most revered and longest-running shows – Doctor Who.
The job of transporting the container to the submarine that would take it to Spain was entrusted to one of England's leading race-car drivers, St. John (Jock) Horsfall, who, Macintyre notes, "was short-sighted and astigmatic but declined to wear spectacles".
Later, after a brilliant academic career, he was entrusted with leading one of the most critical and morally charged projects in the history of science.
Not only did he turn to her again, but he also entrusted her with one of the most prestigious Met assignments in years: a new production of Berlioz's epic opera "Les Troyens" to observe the 200th anniversary of the composer's birth.
The correct response for a leader, especially one entrusted with the lives of thousands of students, most away from home for the first time in their lives, the answer Ammons should have said was: 'NO.
