Sentence examples for information entrusted to from inspiring English sources

We will continue to evolve our protocols to protect the employee information entrusted to us".

They knew, or should have known, the risks of revealing information entrusted to them, and decided to proceed.

Cyberspace is a visualization tool designed to make the exponentially growing stores of information entrusted to the computers, and their inherent value, available to humans who generally do poorly at comprehending binary-encoded information.

The executive was not accused of tipping, so the S.E.C.'s theory is that Mr. Schvacho breached a duty of trust owed to his friend by essentially stealing the information entrusted to him.

"They were ultimately unsuccessful due to the S.E.C.'s sustained efforts to combat hard-to-detect insider trading, particularly among lawyers and other gatekeepers who have solemn duties to maintain the confidentiality of information entrusted to them".

In sum, the evidence shows beyond all doubt that Chiarella, working literally in the shadows of the warning signs in the printshop misappropriated—stole to put it bluntly—valuable nonpublic information entrusted to him in the utmost confidence.

That information was entrusted to you as a fiduciary of the company and is not to be disclosed to any third party, including your current employer, now or at any time.

Additionally, ICES is prohibited, under its agreements with data providers, from contacting individuals whose information has been entrusted to ICES.

Teachers, doctors, lawyers, therapists and priests all know that personal information has been entrusted to them so that they can play important social roles and that their use of the information is linked essentially to the context of fulfilling the expectations of those social roles.

It can be very tempting to try and hurt your ex by giving out sensitive information that was entrusted to you while you were in the relationship.

Thus, the task of providing information about growth is entrusted to biomarkers whose levels correlate among different body fluids at particular growth stage as depicted by Sinha et al. for IGF-1 [20].