Mr. Eichler's stellar investment performance attracted the likes of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, which entrusted him with millions of dollars of their clients' money.
In 1949 the government of Bihar passed the Buddha-Gaya Temple Act, which entrusted the management of the temple to a committee composed equally of Hindus and Buddhists.
There are UK local authorities and charities, too, which entrusted more than £1bn with failed Icelandic banks and are still waiting to get much of their money back.
Often these schemes were pioneered by Catholic- or Socialist-dominated local councils, which entrusted the management to their own cooperatives; government approval of "municipal socialism" was much resented by local businessmen, shopkeepers, and others.
That is guaranteed by the constitution, which entrusts the four most important ministries, including home affairs, to the military, gives a quarter of parliamentary seats to serving soldiers and empowers a military-dominated security council to declare emergency law – in effect a constitutional coup – whenever it fancies.
This non-Muslim Brotherhood electorate which entrusted Morsi with its vote expect to be vindicated in their support.
Although Trulli and Kovalainen have won only a single grand prix each, they are regarded as dependable and safe hands into which to entrust the new Lotus-Cosworth.
The lean startup methodology, in which startups entrust most of their core strategy, teaches us so much about building products and learning from customers, but painfully little about building companies.
It's also a risky investment, an expensive program in which we entrust time in our lives to school for both a new identity and a ticket to a career.
This vision fits with the theory of responsive regulation, in which regulators entrust those being regulated to take their responsibilities [ 10].
