In this regard, too, "Andy liked to entrust others with the task of embodying Andy," and often this embodying involved "female dopplegangers" like Edie Sedgwick whose ambiguity as both femme and boyish did a number on gender.
It was difficult for many mothers to entrust others with the care of their child.
This has meant that patients initially see the physician who entrusts others to provide various services whilst retaining overall responsibility for care.
The idea is that we entrust other citizens with official power based on their experience and character, expecting them to weigh policy issues carefully and make sound, responsible decisions in light of the available facts.
Although many leave the impression that he was present or in command at those actions, it was sometimes the case that he entrusted other officers to engage the enemy, such as at remote locations, and that he could not have attended them all in person.
Too often, family caregivers are reluctant to "abandon" their patients, even temporarily, or entrust others with their care.
"Privacy is not about being left alone," Mr. Tierney said; citizens should be able to feel that the personal data that they entrust to others is protected.
"Things that affect our fate, our very existence, we don't entrust to others – not even to our best friends," he said.
What we risk while trusting is the loss of the things that we entrust to others, including our self-respect, perhaps, which can be shattered by the betrayal of our trust.
The news that sleep may have played a role in New York's Metro-North train derailment is a terrible reminder that sleep isn't just a personal health issue -- it is also a matter of public safety, when it comes to the rest of people who we entrust with others' lives.
