Sentence examples for generally entrusted from inspiring English sources

A binding approval regime would further move pay decisions away from boards of directors, which are generally entrusted to manage the businesses of public companies, where such decisions have traditionally resided.

A democratic management style is based on a balance of power; as the manager, you have the most power, but your employees may affect the decision-making process and are generally entrusted with the freedom to work autonomously.

Companies developing an awareness of information security issues generally entrust the associated responsibilities to whoever manages the information infrastructure and network.

As Vander Ark and Greenfield argue, foundations are not the best suited to make education investments themselves, given that they lack professional asset management experience and generally entrust their capital to investment firms.

David describes libraries as a "black hole on the Net" — the knowledge and culture that only libraries have entrusted with is generally not available on the web.

Acting out of direct concern for the implications of the Third-Party Records Doctrine a judicially created doctrine that generally eliminates Fourth Amendment protections for information entrusted to third parties Congress sought to tailor the SCA to electronic communications sent via and stored by third parties.

And while this is true for public figures generally, it's doubly so for those entrusted with some degree of public confidence by virtue of their position, with which comes the recognition that your ability to operate as a private citizen is curtailed.

Together they comprise the Academic Underclass, a group of underpaid and generally unappreciated instructors who are increasingly being entrusted with the teaching duties that had been abandoned by their tenured betters.

The claim is disputable, however, specifically because Edison's motion-picture operations were entrusted to an assistant, W.K.L. Dickson, and generally because there are several plausible pre-Edison claimants in England and France.

Option plans, he said, "should be entrusted to a committee of independent directors," generally a formal compensation committee.

And the people on the ground who have been entrusted with your enjoyment as well as your safety are generally well-connected and able to make things happen quickly.