The case highlights not just possible corporate wrongdoing but the risks posed to communities around the country by an environmental regulatory system that largely entrusts companies to disclose how much toxic pollution they emit, and can take years to act once violations are discovered.
Most marginal men: rival anchormen Huw Edwards and Tom Bradby were largely absentees, merely reading bulletins rather than being entrusted with chairing formal debates or doing set-piece interviews.
As a result, despite the laudable efforts made by the dedicated conservationists over the years, the tiger and lion population has been declining.The Indian forest service, itself a relic of the Raj, entrusted with guarding its wildlife, is largely ineffective, indolent, and even indifferent.
It entrusted the ailing company to someone whose experience largely lies in managing well-run businesses in America, not in turning around gloomy manufacturing operations in Japan.
More questionably, it wants future petroleum revenues to be entrusted temporarily to a new assistance fund, which would largely be under American and British control.
Claus Leggewie, director of the Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities in Essen, Germany, wonders why wealthy financiers and power brokers should be entrusted to devise solutions to a crisis that he argues is largely of their own making.
Born in 1786 to landowning parents, whose wealth derived largely from a prosperous alkali works in Newcastle, Losh's educational development was chiefly entrusted to her uncle, James Losh.
Although hedge funds are largely unregulated, Campbell said investors still had the right to expect honesty from those entrusted with looking after their money: "Honesty and integrity are the foundations on which the financial markets function".
Essentially, the battle was between those who thought the work was too special to be entrusted to potentially overzealous restorers and those who thought it was too special to be left in its current, largely illegible state.
