Bell also has to show his bosses at Comcast, which owns a controlling interest in NBC Universal, that he is the right person to entrust with producing the London Games (which are certain to lose money) and up to four more Olympics through 2020.
His intelligence and puck-handling skills have prompted Coach Robbie Ftorek to entrust the right point to him on the team's first unit on the power play.
Massie is best suited for right tackle and isn't refined enough to entrust with protecting a quarterback's blind side.
It probably also explains my general reluctance to entrust my life savings to them right now.
But trying to avoid regret I think is very important.' (Participant no 1) However, at the same time, one obstetrician suggested that accepting expectant parents' right to decide and entrusting the decisions to them after appropriate counselling, made it easier for the obstetrician, resulting in less subsequent distress or guilt.
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".
Governments have a right to secrets, but equally we who entrust so much to government have the right every now and then to a decent debate about it.
I encourage you and your teams to join me and ensure that everyone who is entrusted with the right to vote wakes up on November 8th ready to stand up for a society that enables ingenuity and global transformation.
And no mother in her right mind would entrust that future to someone whose policies have already threatened to destroy it.
The last contract, signed in 1986, gave Marlborough International Fine Arts the exclusive right to sell art from the estate and entrusted all works to Marlborough for safekeeping.
Surely children's rights are entrusted to parents until they are mature enough to think for themselves.
