ROB JOYCE: If they're entrusted with our personal information, if they're entrusted with national security information, yeah, it's their obligation.
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But the voters of Alabama are entrusted with this decision.
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They should not be entrusted with the lives of vulnerable children.
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No company is entitled to data; they are entrusted with it.
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They are all networked, and they are entrusted with critical functions.
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But until now, no American had been entrusted with a production.
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And post-Bernstein, few Americans have been entrusted with prominent ensembles.
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And how underpaid the people who are entrusted with national security are!
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Equifax was entrusted with Americans' private data and we let them down.
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She has been entrusted with the most responsibility on Earth — cuddling puppies.
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Officials entrusted with policing competition in Mexico tried to rein him in.
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Families have to be entrusted with their own healthcare and education dollars.
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The historians she entrusted with her story became part of her family.
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"They are not entrusted with that role by any divine authority," she said.
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So if you're entrusted with covering this particular subculture, what do you do?
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Arguably, anyone incapable of operating a remote control shouldn't be entrusted with children.
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He was entrusted with such high-profile responsibilities in both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Political appointees are supposed to be entrusted with the strategic decisions of the government.
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USAID must work only with those worthy of being entrusted with American tax dollars.
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Charles Thompson, the secretary of the Continental Congress, was personally entrusted with the Declaration.
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When she moves up a rank, she's entrusted with writing the table of contents.
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"They are not entrusted with that role by any divine authority," she also said.
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People have been entrusted with their lives, with their data, with taking care of them.
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Police are members of the community who are entrusted with making the community safer, better.
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All were let down by the very organizations they had entrusted with their personal information.
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And those are just mobile devices, not vehicles entrusted with transporting and protecting human lives.
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How could a firm entrusted with our most sensitive financial data allow this to happen?
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It's one of our most solemn responsibilities, those of us who are entrusted with security.
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Blah blah entrusted with the task and responsibility and privilege of carrying this company forward.
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It's a secret so big, only two people in the world are entrusted with it.
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Ms. Malkki, by contrast, has been entrusted with a challenging contemporary opera, Ms. Saariaho's first.
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Our founding fathers cautioned that those who are entrusted with power must be closely watched.
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Months ago, I worried that Trump was too authoritarian to be entrusted with the presidency.
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Mosseri is a key lieutenant of Mark Zuckerberg and entrusted with Facebook's hottest property: Instagram.
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As a writer, I wrote this column feeling honored to be entrusted with their stories.
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Someone decided I was worthy enough to be entrusted with information so few people know.
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So it's unlikely these animals will be mistreated by the people entrusted with their care.
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Yet these would be the very populations he would be entrusted with protecting as attorney general.
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S. Customs and Border Protection is entrusted with the critical responsibility of protecting our nation's borders.
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In recent months, many entrusted with power in our political system have cowered out of fear.
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He is entrusted with assembling a competitive team year after year, not just for one season.
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Children are typically not entrusted with the task lest the baby be deposited in the dirt.
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Playwright Jack Thorne was the man primarily entrusted with showing us a glimpse into Harry Potter's future.
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Why were decisions at City Hall not effectively communicated to the agency entrusted with carrying them out?
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The LEI does not give the government information it needs to evaluate entities entrusted with taxpayer dollars.
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"To be entrusted with that on that level was a big treat for me," he recalled. Capt.
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In the retail industry, Ms. Diaz climbed the ranks, received promotions and was entrusted with complicated duties.
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They are entrusted with developing the next generation of citizens, yet they are provided with no resources.
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"Companies in California and throughout the nation are entrusted with customers' valuable private information," Mr. Becerra said.
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That influence was also indirectly exerted over the adults entrusted with ensuring the protection of the young.
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"Justice Gorsuch, you are now entrusted with the sacred duty of defending our Constitution," Mr. Trump said.
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"Equifax was entrusted with Americans' private data and we let them down," he said in a statement.
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Neither did accountants, lawyers, consultants, investment bankers, credit agencies and others who were entrusted with due diligence.
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"Raphael Sanchez was entrusted with overseeing the honest enforcement of our country's immigration laws," Mr. Cronan said.
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The issue in America is not that Black women aren't entrusted with care-taking and saving others.
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During my 10 years of military service, I was entrusted with confidential information as a matter of course.
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Each and every one of them is entrusted with the safety, security, and care of the detainees here.
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Meanwhile, sexism systematically blocks women from being hired, promoted, given raises or entrusted with the responsibility they deserve.
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That such a person could be entrusted with the safety and security of the world is exceedingly dangerous.
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That's why the law is clear – when you are entrusted with personal data you must look after it.
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Being entrusted with some of the late actor's material meant a great deal to the filmmakers, Murray explained.
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Conversely, if they don't think you're capable of taking the lead, you won't be entrusted with such opportunities.
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Basic human decency is not a suggestion for those entrusted with power from the government to use force.
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And it disturbed him to think that someone just like him might be entrusted with managing the country.
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That's why the law is clear — when you are entrusted with personal data you must look after it.
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So after years of tutelage, Russell was anointed as Hughes' successor and entrusted with Wild Turkey's secret distilling process.
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"The issue in America is not that Black women aren't entrusted with care-taking and saving others," Matti wrote.
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Those who are entrusted with our protection could be the same people who harm us or our loved ones.
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The Justice Department, which is entrusted with dispersing the money, notified juridictions last year that their grants were approved.
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"It is sickening that an educator, entrusted with the responsibility of protecting children, would cause such suffering," he continued.
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On Thursday, Clinton charged that Trump had "thin skin" and should not be entrusted with the U.S. military arsenal.
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However, in my humble opinion, he should not be entrusted with the position of this Nation's most senior diplomat.
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As far as he's considered, the players are bestowed and entrusted with the honor of working for these bosses.
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Board members are "fiduciaries" because they are entrusted with managing the business that is owned by different people — stockholders.
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Those entrusted with guarding our national security would have their hands tied by those looking to do us harm.
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And she must have been highly skilled to have been entrusted with such a rare powder, the researchers said.
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"I feel like we were entrusted with this important piece of art and it was hibernating," Mr. Rubie said.
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Andre Carson, who became the first Muslim to sit on the House Intelligence Committee, entrusted with the nation's secrets.
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Each new day seemingly brings some fresh line of attack against those entrusted with upholding the rule of law.
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"Harold Martin was entrusted with highly classified national defense information," US Attorney Robert Hur said in a prepared statement.
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Andrew Wheeler has demonstrated over and over again why he should not be entrusted with protecting us from harm.
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Interior Secretary - Cinderella Who better to be entrusted with our national land and conservation than someone who talks to animals?
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The alternative is a culture of arrogance, denial, and evasion — dangerous traits for those entrusted with our most sensitive information.
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"Airlines are entrusted with enormous responsibilities to keep our skies safe while respecting the rights of all passengers," said Sen.
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VirTra's products provide the very best simulation training available for personnel that are entrusted with lethal force and critical missions.
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Fadell was given control of Google Glass in early 2015, a sign that he was entrusted with more Google hardware.
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When those entrusted with preserving our democracy actively work to undermine it, the state of our union is not strong.
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Had Jianguo's experiences with bei lüyou instilled in him a measure of sympathy toward the officers entrusted with his fate?
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He's a man that the American people entrusted with the presidency, and I'm going to try to help him succeed.
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"Airlines are entrusted with enormous responsibilities to keep our skies safe while respecting the rights of passengers," the lawmakers wrote.
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They are regularly entrusted with the care of unaccompanied minors, and take pride in making them feel welcome, many say.
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As stakeholders in the U.S. public lands, we should ask no less of those who are entrusted with their management.
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"Our central bank has been entrusted with considerable power to carry out its responsibilities," she wrote in her prepared remarks.
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Security professionals and businesses entrusted with our data will continue to bear the cost and operational responsibility of protecting it.
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Working in human rights means being in contact with vulnerable communities, activists and experts, and being entrusted with sensitive information.
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While Trump is easily displeased with subordinates, his patience level with those entrusted with shepherding his brand is almost nonexistent.
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This noted composer and the pianist he has entrusted with his newest concerto join forces for this four-hand concert.
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As secretary I was by President Bush's side for three years and was entrusted with the nation's most sensitive secrets.
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Twice a year thousands of initiates will venture into the Eastern Cape bush, led by caregivers entrusted with guiding these boys.
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The machine meant you were entrusted with giving your life to something, depending on who and where you were at work.
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The Supreme Court is entrusted with the safeguarding of the crown jewel of our republic -- the Constitution of the United States.
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But Terry Collins the manager entrusted with protecting young arms began worrying about such a scenario much earlier in the game.
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As staff secretary, I was by president Bush's side for three years and was entrusted with the nation's most sensitive secrets.
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Julia meets Nawab Malik, a low-ranked soldier entrusted with her safety on a train journey to the India-Burma border.
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It is time to pass legislation that includes funding that will significantly elevate compensation of those entrusted with this important responsibility.
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Both Vick, who has multiple addresses, and the cookies she was entrusted with have yet to be found, according to Bartley.
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She had been secretly entrusted with a significant mission: to persuade Emperor Napoleon III into agreeing on the unification of Italy.
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The Guards were also entrusted with the responsibility of protecting Iran&aposs borders, leaving border posts and ports under their control.
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The Supreme Court is entrusted with the safeguarding of the crown jewel of our republic, the Constitution of the United States.
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Entrusted with some of the most sensitive U.S. secrets, Senate Intelligence began its Trump-Russia probe shortly after Trump took office.
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It's through exhibitions like this that you can see the profound disconnect between institutions and the history they are entrusted with.
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Via email, the couple told me they were entrusted with this task after being members of the group for 12 years.
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Also, absolute immunity may be justified for presidential aides entrusted with discretionary authority in sensitive areas like national security or foreign policy.
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But on her behalf, I would just like to say that she is enormously honored to have been entrusted with this task.
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During the Cold War, NATO's generals and admirals were entrusted with the authority to deploy forces and engage opponents in comparable scenarios.
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"It is not fair that a plantation Negro who can neither read or write should be entrusted with the ballot," she added.
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With truthful answers, we'll get a clearer sense of which Jared Kushner has been entrusted with so much power by President Trump.
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Yet Nigeria's government cannot be entrusted with the versatile new warplanes, which can be used for ground attacks as well as reconnaissance.
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The commander of the second army, who is entrusted with securing Turkey's southern borders, is in prison, says a veteran Turkish commentator.
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He was quickly entrusted with scouting border crossings, ferrying to refugees crucial — often doctored — documents, and running errands from menial to dangerous.
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Saudi women surgeons were entrusted with other people's lives in the operation room, but not with their own lives on the road.
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Why aren't we demanding an inquiry into how someone of such low character was entrusted with the President's health for eight years?
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"They think that they are superior and don't need to hold restraint over the taxpayer money they are entrusted with," he said.
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The key question about any politician isn't their "real" motivation for doing something; it's what they actually do when entrusted with power.
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Nevertheless, Roy needs a good showing from the kids if he's to be entrusted with leading them to the next World Cup.
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They weren't controlling the actual missiles, but they were entrusted with the "enormous responsibility" of securing the place, as AP put it.
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The key question about any politician isn't his "real" motivation for doing something; it's what he actually does when entrusted with power.
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In short, there's no reliable system for holding prosecutors accountable for their misconduct, and they certainly can't be entrusted with policing themselves.
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Bonsu, a curator, critic and art historian, will be entrusted with strengthening the representation of African art in Tate's collection and program.
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"The FAA is entrusted with the critically important role of ensuring aircraft safety," Special Counsel Henry J. Kerner said in a release.
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"Working in human rights means being in contact with vulnerable communities, activists and experts, and being entrusted with sensitive information," Weizman said.
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It is through exhibitions like this that you can see the profound disconnect between institutions and the history they are entrusted with.
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" Klubes said that in the nearly 30 years that Wolfe was entrusted with "the government's most precious secrets ... he never breached that trust.
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They immediately struck up a warm rapport, partly based on Obama giving Trudeau advice about being young, exciting political phenom entrusted with power.
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As someone entrusted with a role of moral authority, I am deeply unsettled by this path from evil in political rhetoric to violence.
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"Secretary Hillary Clinton's growing email scandal highlights reckless behavior by officials entrusted with some of our nation's most sensitive secrets," reads Bush's proposal.
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"Anyone who is entrusted with our nation's highest secrets should act with the gravity and seriousness of purpose that knowledge deserves," Warner added.
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"There are some elements in Libya that the Libyan people have entrusted with their future who do not want this solution," he said.
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Some of the missed warnings were especially glaring because they came from the very people the British government had entrusted with identifying extremists.
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He sighed when asked about the pressure he felt as head coach of the three women entrusted with the legacy of Olympic achievement.
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"The attorney general is entrusted with prosecuting individual citizens and making decisions that affect the life and liberty of all Americans," Francisco said.
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Removing authority from non-cabinet members within the Justice Department leadership suggests a degree of distrust with those previously entrusted with that responsibility.
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The Democrats' convention hasn't exactly made the case that their party should be entrusted with 60 or more seats in the US Senate.
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She's the one who was entrusted with the Valyrian steel dagger that nearly killed her brother and the future Three-Eyed Raven, Bran Stark.
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And as Motherboard reported, a hacker obtained user information from Securus's own servers, further highlighting the carelessness of companies entrusted with such sensitive data.
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That was bad news for Profumo, who was both married and entrusted with top British military secrets at the height of the Cold War.
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She's been entrusted with the task of creating a "fun brand voice" for Hostess— and along with two other designers— she's doing just that.
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What makes it so troubling is that these same people are entrusted with setting monetary policy for the U.S. and regulating the banking industry.
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The two women made their way to the courthouse in Waynesville, North Carolina, last week to testify against the man entrusted with their care.
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Mr. Mwenda filed a complaint with the Independent Policing Oversight Authority, a newly created government agency entrusted with investigating serious abuses by the police.
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They typically are also entrusted with maintaining secondary trading activity, which entails holding some of those bonds on their balance sheets for a period.
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Yuval Sharon, who is directing her opera "Atlas" in Los Angeles, is the first artist to be entrusted with one of her stage works.
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The man entrusted with the crystal, Tom Brennan, 213, takes his role so seriously, that he starts working on next year's ball in January.
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What's more, Tiuri's quest turns out to have been slightly redundant: A second messenger was wisely, if anti-dramatically, entrusted with the same message.
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But those engineers should be empowered to consider their full range of options, and encouraged to protect the public purse they are entrusted with.
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Often, it does so at the expense of individuals who are not entrusted with the awesome power to carry a badge and a gun.
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The members of Congress were entrusted with, and expected to keep secure, our government property and our data—the citizens are the true victims here.
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Even though today's AI is woefully unprepared for the job, legal scholars are already debating whether computers should someday be entrusted with enormous legal decisions.
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By then, Trump had soured on Bolton -- the man he entrusted with his Ukrainian policy review -- and fired him the day before releasing the funds.
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Those entrusted with his security had tried to persuade Lincoln to reschedule a multicity train tour leading up to his March 1861 inauguration in Washington.
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The agency entrusted with protecting elections and policing campaign finance is the Federal Election Commission (FEC), known by some as the "failure to enforce commission".
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Researchers said that only skilled painters were entrusted with this duty, and as such, were some of the few people with access to the stone.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton has recently been trying to paint Donald Trump as unfit to be entrusted with the authority to launch America's nuclear arsenal.
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In the future, they say, similar outfits could be entrusted with other internet issues that perplex governments, such as cyber-security and invasions of privacy.
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"Speaking to a group like this is disqualifying for a federal official entrusted with acting in the best interests of the general public," he added.
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Entrusted with the "crown jewels," the university contended, Shaw had attempted to destroy the public breeding program in order to enrich himself and his friends.
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And those lucky enough to be entrusted with the faith of the voters they were elected to represent have obligations that come with the office.
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The problem most likely extends beyond domestic abuse to include elder abuse, child abuse and abuse by those entrusted with caring for other vulnerable populations.
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"All government officials are entrusted with performing their duties honestly and ethically," said U.S. Attorney Rosa Emilia Rodríguez-Vélez for the District of Puerto Rico.
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No individual ought to be entrusted with the unchecked power to initiate annihilation, even if he or she has been elected to the White House.
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The speaker is a child—or a grownup acting like one, or being treated like one—who nevertheless is entrusted with this anti-family's survival.
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In July, a British lawyer named Cyril Radcliffe was entrusted with the task of drawing new boundaries of a country he had never previously visited.
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"Reunification is always the ultimate goal of those entrusted with the care of" unaccompanied children and "the administration is working towards that" for those in custody.
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It ships cash globally for big firms and is entrusted with $430bn of deposits abroad—more than in 2006 and almost twice what JPMorgan Chase has.
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Others worried about Kushner's attention to detail, considering he's been entrusted with important tasks like overhauling the federal government and brokering peace in the Middle East.
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They are typically also entrusted with maintaining secondary trading activity, which entails holding a portion of the government bonds on their balance sheets for a period.
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"I cannot find words to express what it means to me that I was entrusted with telling part of the story of this country," she said.
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But they want the nominee out because, despite everything that's happened, they still believe the GOP can be entrusted with control of every branch of government.
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"These racist sentiments, expressed by a juror entrusted with a vote over Tharpe's fate, suggest an appalling risk that racial bias swayed Tharpe's sentencing," Sotomayor wrote.
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There is a word for those who, when entrusted with leading our nation, purposefully turn away from their duties because they are difficult or unpleasant: cowards.
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The Whitehouse bill could help restore some faith in the system by giving Americans more insight into how officials entrusted with enforcing the law conduct themselves.
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A 1978 graduate who lettered in football and baseball, Schweigert was part of the 11-person committee entrusted with narrowing the options for a new nickname.
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Not only has Mr. Ratmansky dipped frequently into Mr. Desyatnikov's back catalog, but Mr. Desyatnikov is the only composer he has entrusted with a commission (twice).
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More thinking is required on how analogous measures might apply to AI systems, particularly those entrusted with orchestrating military forces across a chaotic and foggy battlefield.
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" Being entrusted with playing a superhero, he added, "is something you get for the rest of your life, and to me that's a very big honor.
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The idea that Larian would someday be entrusted with one of the crown jewels of the western RPG canon, Baldur's Gate 3, would have been unthinkable.
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But we all know that those entrusted with the capacity to unleash great violence must also be held to the highest standards of ethics and discipline.
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Milley would be entrusted with providing both Trump and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis with the best military advice on any national security issue, and carrying out orders.
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It's true, of course, that the Food and Drug Administration is entrusted with making sure new tests and treatments meet a high standard for safety and efficacy.
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Carter is entrusted with the very special job of digging deep through Prince's archives, which he famously collected, in part, in a bank vault under Paisley Park.
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" Paul Begala offered "a word for those who, when entrusted with leading our nation, purposefully turn away from their duties because they are difficult or unpleasant: cowards.
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This brings up another critical problem with conservative calls for tech bias regulation: who are these supposed unbiased bureaucrats to be entrusted with regulating social media companies?
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By ensuring that those entrusted with background screening are not hampered by onerous and conflicting regulations, the public can feel safe in the workplace and at home.
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Bowles said he had not considered benching Fitzpatrick, who has been unable to generate any sustained drives but remains entrusted with rescuing a season careening toward irrelevance.
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In the medium term, SEMAPA could be entrusted with new development projects assigned by the City of Paris, representing an increase of 30% of its programme workload.
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After 21 weeks of intensive training, my class swore an oath and became federal agents entrusted with the solemn duty of protecting Americans and upholding the Constitution.
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In the 1960s, the Japanese government built huge housing developments outside Tokyo and other cities, each holding thousands of young "salarymen" entrusted with rebuilding Japan's postwar economy.
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I feel the same way about it as I feel about the future of the stock market: Entrusted with too much knowledge, I will make grave errors.
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We deserve, and must demand, clear-eyed, competent, honest and genuine leadership from those entrusted with the responsibility to guide us through this unsettling and unprecedented time.
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Not only is integrity a fundamental expectation for those entrusted with incredible law enforcement powers, it is also essential for federal agents operating in our legal system.
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K. defense struck some critics as a weak explanation for what seemed to be an ethical lapse clear enough to anyone ever entrusted with a company car.
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Not only has Emma been entrusted with a mysterious patient who has completely lost his memory (or has he?), but also Emma is not her real name.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the agency entrusted with caring for our veterans, has become the face of all the ways the federal government has failed.
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Letters from Princess Diana to a man once entrusted with the care of her family have sold for 15,100 pounds (about $18,500) in an auction in Britain.
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That hope is buoyed by the fact that men in tech are by and large well-educated and well-traveled — they are entrusted with building our future.
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It has already been a true honor to be entrusted with playing Ofglen; a character and inspiration originated by Margaret Atwood and so beautifully crafted by Bruce Miller.
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The New Venice Consortium, the organization entrusted with building the barrier, says the same, but this reporter could find no evidence that this was an official project goal.
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"As a platform entrusted with this sensitive information, Venmo has an obligation to its users to ensure that their information is protected, not published for all to see."
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Another of the city's oldest Muslim families, the Nusseibehs, were entrusted with the duty of opening and closing the church doors, a task they perform to this day.
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Being able to act like a polite child at the grownup's table for 90 minutes in no way qualifies a person to be entrusted with war-making power.
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They are typically also entrusted with maintaining secondary trading activity and liquidity, which entails holding a portion of the government bonds on their balance sheets for a period.
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Only those who meet the highest standards should be entrusted with this authority, and any who abuse it should be held accountable for violation of this public trust.
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"It's humbling, frankly, to be entrusted with the mantle of creating the look of perhaps the most-watched cultural television experience that isn't a sporting event," he says.
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Sinograin is responsible for the operation and management of China's state grain reserves and is entrusted with maintaining the stability of the grain market, according to its website.
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Director Webster's guidance would have been very useful to the immediate past leadership of the FBI, and to those currently entrusted with some of its most sensitive investigations.
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This statistic is a heavy burden for those of us entrusted with their care, and argues for the need to do more to prevent and detect ovarian cancer.
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Clinton's main argument about her rival: that his temperament makes him unsuitable for the job, and that he should not be entrusted with the control of nuclear weapons.
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Reunification is always the ultimate goal of those entrusted with the care of UACs, and the administration is working towards that for those UACs currently in HHS custody.
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He clearly should not be entrusted with a security clearance again and, assuming the accusations in the Indictment are true and accurate, he should absolutely receive criminal punishment.
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Once entrusted with three hours of solo anchoring time on weekdays, Ms. Torre says she now has one hour; some of her co-anchoring time was cut, too.
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These are not easy charges to prove, but the Trump Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is entrusted with money to be used exclusively for public charitable purposes.
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A state investigation later concluded that she and other residents had been beaten by some of the home's employees, the people who had been entrusted with her care.
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He had risen to become one of the physicians entrusted with the very bodies of the sultan and his family, and his life in Constantinople lacked for nothing.
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Kicko Mini Spiral Prism Notepads, 12 pack, $8.49, available at AmazonI cannot recommend mini notebooks enough if your child can be even marginally entrusted with crayons or pens.
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Now, a President and Cabinet with a long history of abusing power will be entrusted with even more, including the supervision of funds dedicated to combating violence against women.
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These people who have been entrusted with the protection of our rights, the rights of all of us, of we the people, have chosen instead of traffic in hate.
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"Sanchez was entrusted with significant authority to represent the United States in crucial immigration proceedings that deeply shaped the lives of many," prosecutors told the judge in court papers.
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And on Thursday the film was finally shown to figures at the heart of the story: it was privately screened for a Vatican commission entrusted with investigating that abuse.
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"Only scribes and painters of exceptional skill would have been entrusted with its use," said Alison Beach, study co-author and historian at Ohio State University, in a statement.
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In several municipalities far to the south of the capital, local administrators have signaled what can happen when they, not the central government, are entrusted with control of utilities.
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Decius contrasts the Trumpist belief in a "common citizenship," entrusted with sovereignty, with the bipartisan tendency to leave consequential government decisions in the hands of agencies staffed by technocrats.
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"Henry Kyle Frese was entrusted with TOP SECRET information related to the national defense of our country," said G. Zachary Terwilliger, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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"Americans entrusted with our government's most closely held secrets have a tremendous responsibility to safeguard that information," said G. Zachary Terwilliger, US attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Those baristas who have been entrusted with the classified code have access to the recipe cards for exclusive drinks that only a select few customers know to ask for.
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It was his turn to run through a scene that in real life might tempt him to break the law: He's been entrusted with handling cash at his new job.
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"She was entrusted with the care of the children and students and threw it away for her own sexual gratification," the father had said in court, according to the newspaper.
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Nevertheless, the violation is yet another questionable mark on the resume of Flynn, who Trump has entrusted with a key intelligence posting despite a string of controversial comments and incidents.
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"The time has come to conclusively deal with all those entrusted with responsibility and would seek to profit from the stealing of elections," he told a news conference on Tuesday.
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Right now, we're not seeing a lot of that kind of responsible behavior from the watchdogs in our society entrusted with cutting through the political rhetoric to determine the truth.
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But they're hardly the sorts of qualities Americans should look for in a world leader, someone entrusted with ensuring our safety in a world whose balance is ever more precarious.
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"I am very pleased to have been entrusted with the task of becoming (an) independent member of the Supervisory Board of ECB Banking Supervision," af Jochnick said in a statement.
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It was just one of several moments throughout the biennial when I was made to wonder if students are perhaps too cerebral to be entrusted with designing a functional future.
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"The defendant's crimes — committed by a man entrusted with a badge, a gun and a solemn duty to protect and serve the community — are nothing short of shocking," prosecutors wrote.
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In the case of the Museum of Natural History, entrusted with promoting the project of science, the argument for having Ms. Mercer serve elsewhere seems to convey a clearer logic.
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Few figures in the country were more discussed than Mr. Brady, the chairman of the 1922 Committee, who is entrusted with receiving and counting the number of no-confidence letters.
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He makes a speech about Bran's magical powers, which no one really understands, and suggests that Bran's command of narrative means that he should be entrusted with near-absolute power.
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It's also as easy to understand as the fox and the henhouse: Politicians who benefit the most from how legislative district lines are drawn shouldn't be entrusted with drawing them.
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An American government escort handed over the 230-year-old child, identified on his travel documents as José, to the American woman whose family was entrusted with caring for him.
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For now, what needs saying is that a man who refuses to make an honest break with the worst convictions of his youth should never be entrusted with the presidency.
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House Democrats slammed Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday for shrinking the role played by the Financial Stability Oversight Council, a panel that is entrusted with safeguarding the financial system.
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That is arrogating to oneself a power to do things to other people that was not part of the deal when you were entrusted with that information in the first place.
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It can give a director the collateral they need to get their off-the-wall passion project made, secure funding and talent, or be entrusted with a big-budget studio blockbuster.
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Officially, the bureau is entrusted with banning any work deemed to disrespect religion, disturb the public order, incite sectarianism, offend public sensitivities or insult the dignity of the head of state.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) introduced the rule early this year to ensure that banks entrusted with customer deposits do not bet on price swings of metals.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Two male penguins entrusted with the care of a fostered egg have welcomed a tiny sub-Antarctic Gentoo chick into the world, Sydney's Sea Life Aquarium said on Friday.
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar must now identify a new CDC Director; someone who can restore the public's trust in an agency that is entrusted with America's health.
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Ever since Congress passed the 2002 AUMF against Iraq, lawmakers entrusted with the authority to make decisions about war and peace have been far happier in the role of passive bystanders.
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"Today, as never before, the mission of EPA is being seriously undermined by the very people who have been entrusted with carrying that mission out," Whitman said during her opening remarks.
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Reunification is always the ultimate goal of those entrusted with the care of [unaccompanied alien children] (UACs), and the administration is working towards that for those UACs currently in HHS custody.
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The officer, a member of the General Services Unit, a paramilitary branch of the Kenyan police entrusted with guarding embassies and other important installations in Kenya, was carrying an assault rifle.
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The agencies entrusted with collecting and storing secrets that help protect the United States can outmaneuver those future threats only if they look back more closely at failures of the past.
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Roughly 110,000 blue-helmeted soldiers and police officers from a range of countries are deployed in the organization's 15 peacekeeping missions around the world, entrusted with the responsibility of protecting civilians.
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"Someone who is so oblivious to the facts, or intentionally ignorant of them, should not be entrusted with policy decisions that affect the safety of the American people," Mr. Smith added.
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They should be appalled by a man who, when he was entrusted with the power of the state, used it to terrorize innocent people on the basis of race and religion.
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Andrew M. Cuomo named him co-chairman of a commission entrusted with finding ways to improve the resilience of the state's infrastructure in the face of natural disasters and other emergencies.
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There's something profoundly satisfying—gravity as gravitas—about keeping company with the new Serras, as of being entrusted with a home truth of your and, for that matter, anything's earthly existence.
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One, it would flatten the chances for future big-budget films with female protagonists, and two, it would dampen the chances of another woman director being entrusted with a tentpole film.
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After her own visit to the palace to be formally entrusted with the job by the monarch, May will then enter Number 10 Downing Street as prime minister in the afternoon.
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"She is the most informal hostess I have ever been exposed to," says her interior designer Daniel Romualdez, who she's also entrusted with the design for nearly 200 of her retail stores.
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"As alleged in this indictment, four young women who came to the hospital for medical treatment were sexually abused by the very doctor entrusted with their care," he said in a statement.
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The elephant in the room in cloud platform security is the inherently problematic issue of customers not knowing which cloud provider employees are entrusted with administrative-level access to the clouds themselves.
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As a parent, a survivor of cancer, and someone entrusted with responsibilities to protect our nation's kids from certain dangers — I won't allow this rising youth use to continue on my watch.
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Their failure to see Gattu as anything but the neighbour's son means our hero finds himself entrusted with guarding the woman he wants to marry while her family searches for a groom.
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Control and Oversight Attribute Stronger: XiangJiang Group's overall operation and project management is closely monitored by the Hunan Xiangjiang New Area Management Committee, which is entrusted with supervisory duties by Changsha SASAC.
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Porkchop is entrusted with setting the vibe, and by the time his set is done, the once sparse dance floor is awash with grooving bodies experiencing Desert Hearts for the first time.
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Although the samples required for proteomic analysis can be as small as a pinhead, many people entrusted with priceless objects are, by instinct and by training, deeply averse to giving them up.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Vatican named former Fox News reporter Greg Burke as its new spokesman on Monday, the first time a U.S. citizen has been entrusted with leading the pope's communications team.
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The statement also said that a "well-respected and highly experienced" third party entrusted with the show's background checks made no mention of the incident, and that the omission was being investigated.
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Chicagoans were entrusted with important posts in Washington, and many of them, along with the first family, had roots on the South Side, rather than on the richer and whiter North Side.
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More recently Wexner was in focus for his association with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was entrusted with managing the billionaire's personal finances and served as trustee of his charitable foundation.
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As the Committee has already indicated, Congress has ample means of providing for safe storage of these materials; and it is routinely entrusted with the responsibility to protect classified and other sensitive information.
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By the time Morales turned 11, she says she'd been abused by several people entrusted with her care, including a family friend, who repeatedly sold her off to other families that wanted children.
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It's a paradox: These farmworkers, who are entrusted with producing the food that ends up on most American dinner tables, don't have the means to live in communities with access to safer water.
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"Our criminal justice system cannot tolerate violence against crime victims or those entrusted with enforcing our laws," said Assistant Attorney General Brian Benczkowski in a statement from the Department of Justice on Wednesday.
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When asked during cross-examination, however, Austin said he couldn't really speak to the research done by the man he'd entrusted with what an average American would consider an unfathomable amount of money.
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Op-Ed Contributor As an investor, one who has been entrusted with helping to safeguard other people's money over many years, I value the high degree of disclosure required from American public companies.
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After coming up through the ranks of the Afghan National Police, he rose to become deputy police chief of Precinct 1, entrusted with the security of some of the government's most important institutions.
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As flight attendants, we are proud to be entrusted with passenger safety on every flight, but we need enough time to ensure that we're rested and prepared ahead of long and challenging flights.
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Joint fields will be offered using the new type of contracts, while Iranian companies will be entrusted with developing a number of fields, Kardor said, according to Shana, the Iran's oil ministry agency.
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Without a fingerprint-based background check, convicted felons and people with a long history of issues with the law are entrusted with public safety and on the road looking for their next fare.
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But it's the most emancipated work of his career, and it should make a star of Eleanor Bauer, the dancer and choreographer whom he has entrusted with the film's most beautiful movement sequences.
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Lady Gaga represents a return to pop singers entrusted with "The Star-Spangled Banner" after game-opening renditions from the Broadway actress Idina Menzel last year and the opera singer Renée Fleming in 2014.
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"Walking out on kids in the classroom, leaving parents in the lurch and thumbing their nose at taxpayers -- it's the height of arrogance from those we've entrusted with our children's futures," the governor added.
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These quotes come from the highest levels of our government, those entrusted with the health of our economy, the strength of our credit, and the long-term best interest of all of our nation.
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The records also show the Clinton email probe was given "special" status to be controlled only by a small team at FBI headquarters instead of entrusted with the field offices that normally investigate crimes.
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"Four young women who came to the hospital for medical treatment were sexually abused by the very doctor entrusted with their care," the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., said in a statement.
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The whereabouts of the original notebooks remains a mystery, as do other aspects of the case, including why a driver would be entrusted with so many details involving what appear to be illegal payments.
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The emoluments clauses are based on a simple, sound idea — that the nation's security and well-being are threatened when those entrusted with acting in the public interest use their office for private gain.
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Victims become 'madams' According to a lawyer who represents a charity that works with sex trafficking victims, senior prostitutes are often entrusted with new arrivals and may be given a cut of their earnings.
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Last fall, Meehan, 2500, was entrusted with his most daunting challenge: guiding the 21-time world-record holder Katie Ledecky through the next stage of her aquatic development when she decided to attend Stanford.
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Months of bitter finger-pointing over who is to blame for the fiasco have damaged the sensitive diplomacy of correspondent banking, where big Western institutions are entrusted with safeguarding the treasures of smaller economies.
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The passage of a true, significant tax reform bill is the last, best hope for this Republican Congress and this unusual President to claim they should continue to be entrusted with our nation's wellbeing.
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As the Confucian state was responsible for establishing standardized measurements, the modern writer — at least any modern writer who sees a task beyond providing entertainment — is entrusted with defending the fundamental values of our society.
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"It is a privilege to have been entrusted with this collection, certainly one of the most important royal collections ever to come to auction," Sotheby's Deputy Chairman for Jewelry in Europe, Daniela Mascetta, tells PEOPLE.
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Since his arrest Friday, police allege McCabe has confessed to the teen's rape and murder, alleging he used the keys he was entrusted with as the building manager to enter Sharon's apartment, the spokesman says.
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"Someone who is so oblivious to the facts, or intentionally ignorant of them, should not be entrusted with policy decisions that affect the safety of the American people," Democratic Representative Adam Smith tells the Times.
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And, while he will enter a general election as an underdog, chances are not insignificant that he could actually win the White House, entrusted with the most important and powerful office in a fractured world.
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As defense minister, Liberman is entrusted with maintaining the security relationship with the U.S. and daily cooperation with the Pentagon, a critical portfolio that has largely been immune to diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
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Meanwhile, new Catholic impact funds have been formed, such as ones under the Oblate International Pastoral Investment Trust, which is entrusted with the financial resources of more than 200 Catholic organisations from over 50 countries.
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"As a private contractor who worked on classified programs at various U.S. government agencies, the defendant was entrusted with access to sensitive government materials," acting Assistant Attorney General Mary McCord said in the Justice statement.
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"The public has every right to demand that those entrusted with public money respect that trust and perform their duties with honesty and integrity," Barry L. Kluger, the authority's inspector general, said in a statement.
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"Congress has a strong role to play in preventing such attacks on our financial and I.T. infrastructure, and must hold those entrusted with our most sensitive data to account," Mr. Lieu wrote in the letter.
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And if they do, Donald Trump can thank Mitch McConnell, who has continuously delivered wins to his desk that prove to the American people that Republicans -- entrusted with full control in 2016 -- can effectively govern.
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He added that he plans to continue his role as the founding partner in the Alibaba Partnership, which is a group made up of 20183 senior leaders entrusted with the company's mission, vision and values.
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The Testaments, however, is focused on the Aunts, the women who are entrusted with governing the other women of Gilead, a kind of cross between the meanest nuns at a Catholic school and the KGB.
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Among them is Dan Proft — a conservative radio host whom Rauner had once entrusted with millions of dollars to run campaigns and start a group of "newspapers" in Illinois, which had plugged the governor's agenda.
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As the proud grandson of a career FBI agent, I'm frustrated to see the people in the FBI who we have entrusted with so much power failing to act properly, without taking political considerations into account.
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Any major changes would have to be approved by the department's leadership, but in a normal administration, career diplomats are entrusted with some of those top posts, along with political appointees, and can exert outsize influence.
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"The question of homosexuality is a very serious one," he said, adding that those entrusted with training men to be priests must be certain that candidates are "humanly and emotionally mature" before they can be ordained.
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A congressman who has boasted of his qualifications to lead impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump appears set to take control of the House of Representatives committee entrusted with the power to do just that. Rep.
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He is managing a transition to the presidency of someone he believes is unfit for that office, who has empowered racist hate groups, wants to undo the Obama presidency, and shouldn't be entrusted with nuclear weapons.
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"London Has Fallen" stars Gerard Butler as a Secret Service agent entrusted with the care of the U.S. president, played by Aaron Eckhart, who is in London to attend the funeral of a British prime minister.
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As part of this process, it is critical to question the tactics of failed campaigns and determine whether the government affairs professionals entrusted with leading these important policy campaigns are working with you, or against you.
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By commuting Manning's sentence, but not pardoning her, he reaffirmed the position of the U.S. government that those entrusted with the privilege of access to classified information should be held accountable for breaking that sacred trust.
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Achieving this level of trust will take work on all fronts: creating legislation that protects consumers, expanding reimbursement models that favor value, and building trusting relationships among healthcare providers and the companies entrusted with medical data.
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The Senate majority leader, John Flanagan, Republican of Long Island, did not attend the hearing but responded with a sharp attack, suggesting that Mr. de Blasio didn't know enough to be entrusted with running the system.
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While professionals like emergency medical technicians, mental health workers, and other crisis personnel are entrusted with life and death decisions at the scene, and any additional care at a future destination, they cannot connect the dots.
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Though in Article II, Section 85033, the Constitution vests the power to "be the commander and chief of the army and navy" to the President, the Executive is not entrusted with declaring or even proclaiming war.
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"A free country should inspire caution in those entrusted with its administration, to confine themselves within their respective constitutional spheres, avoiding in the exercise of the powers of one department to encroach upon another," he declared.
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The parallel track to this is on the sales and advertising side, where Facebook has repeatedly been cavalier with the data it has been entrusted with and selectively honest with the users from which it was sourced.
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Having no previous experience in politics, and no credible resume as a writer, she was nevertheless entrusted with a vital piece of work because she was a loyalist who had served the Trumps well over the years.
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Malacalza Investimenti, top investor with a 20.6 percent stake after backing the bank's three successive cash calls since 2014, said the executives currently leading Carige could not be entrusted with overseeing new measures demanded by the ECB.
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"These charges send a clear signal that anyone entrusted with the care of veterans will be held accountable for placing them at risk by working while impaired or through other misconduct," VA Inspector General Michael Missal said.
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The Chatham County Detention Center's troubles offer a look into the challenges American communities face in holding accountable the private companies that have been entrusted with managing healthcare services at a growing number of jails and prisons.
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These overwhelmingly Jewish prisoners were given enough to eat for some time, but their task was horrible: With the duly vague definition, "Special Squad," the SS referred to the group of prisoners entrusted with running the crematoria.
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But Israel's constant state of alert has led some critics to argue all the more that a prime minister so focused on fighting his own legal battles cannot be entrusted with fateful decisions of peace and war.
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Given that the FCC is "entrusted with the responsibility to determine when and to what extent the public interest would be served by competition in the industry," the commission's merger review serves a useful and important function.
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It is also past time for the very profitable software industry, the institutions that depend on their products and the government agencies entrusted with keeping their citizens secure and their infrastructure functioning, step up and act decisively.
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Worried about Cheng and afraid that local Communist Party officials entrusted with his care were not doing their job properly, Xiaowen on January 28 sought help on Weibo, a Chinese social media platform, according to the Post.
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In a letter to President Donald Trump, the senators say the slaying of Khashoggi, as well as other foreign policy issues, raise questions about whether the Saudi leadership should be entrusted with U.S. nuclear technology and know-how.
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While we all know the most famous minions, Kevin, Bob, and Stuart, the Minions sequel introduces a new, rounder minion named Otto who is entrusted with the stone but trades it with a child for a pet rock.
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"If al-Hariri is entrusted with forming a government, and we reach its formation, I believe it will take at least five to six months," Berri was reported as saying in an interview with the daily al-Safir.
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College administrators, often despite their best intentions, do not have expert command over the dynamics of sex offenders and victim behavior and shouldn't be entrusted with safe and effective use of restorative justice programs for sex-based offenses.
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Los Angeles (CNN)A man entrusted with helping the victims of sex crimes get justice has been arrested on suspicion of rape of a teenage girl while he was on duty, the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department said Tuesday.
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"We expect far better of our federal agencies — especially under the leadership of a courageous pro-life president — entrusted with the health of American citizens," the SBA List wrote in a September letter to FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb.
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"Repeatedly, men and women entrusted with positions of power prioritized their own reputation or the reputation of an NGB over the health and safety of the athletes," the report said, using an abbreviation for a national governing body.
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I'd much rather be entrusted with some cool antiques, lots of land, and a trust fund than, say, a physiological shortcut to becoming a high-functioning alcoholic or a gene that makes powerful drugs feel even more powerful.
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There are no Chinese visa checks, no officious border guards or customs officials, only a detachment of the People's Armed Police, a paramilitary force entrusted with watching out for Islamic-looking dress near the stripes on the road.
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LONDON — The group entrusted with conducting the surprisingly difficult search for a candidate to run English soccer's Premier League has received another rejection from an executive for whom the opportunity would appear to have been a step up.
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Entrusted with shepherding American power a third time, in the early 2000s, Dick Cheney and Colin Powell oversaw its erosion instead, leaving as their legacy a more divided, indebted and globally unpopular country than the one they'd inherited.
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Officials such as Pruitt and those entrusted with serving in powerful positions that warrant personal protection must respect the decisions, wishes and sacrifices of those doing the protecting, and should start treating them like professionals rather than pawns.
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" Heck said in the post on Wednesday that he loved "the honor of serving on the House Intelligence Committee and being entrusted with our nation's most sensitive security secrets," but added that a part of him feels "discouraged.
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This transcends party politics, and it's long past time Republicans send a message to their leader that this behavior is un-American and beneath anyone, Democrat or Republican, entrusted with the authority of President of the United States.
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With the defining characteristic of an internal breach being privilege abuse — employees exploiting the access to data that they've been entrusted with — the best way to mitigate such attacks is to limit the amount of information allotted to workers.
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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.
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"Obviously, the acts she is accused of are completely inappropriate for an educator entrusted with caring for students, and we will take further disciplinary action if needed as more details come to light," the district said in a statement.
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The trio also asked CEA Chairman Kevin Hassett, one of the few Trump officials entrusted with the jobs report, if there were instances where Trump or other White House staffers shared sensitive economic information before it was officially released.
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But with those target large enterprises typically spending vast amounts of money on securely storing the sensitive data they're entrusted with, there's also a very sizeable incentive for them to shift some of that compute load into the cloud.
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"Because of the importance of our mission, we are also entrusted with great power, and we should expect -- and welcome -- people asking tough questions about how we use that power," Wray wrote in the internal message, obtained by CNN.
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Americans told their representatives in Washington that a vote for the Export-Import Bank was a vote against American workers and economic interests, and they took notice when they were ignored by those they had entrusted with their support.
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After that, although employees of Corizon, the company Indiana entrusted with inmate medical care, noted his alarming symptoms and his increasing emaciation, his care remained disjointed until he was found dead in his bed less than two weeks later.
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Murphy, the founder of record club Classic Album Sundays and co-founder of Lucky Cloud Loft Party, began attending Mancuso's legendary Loft parties in the early 90s and eventually was one of the few entrusted with DJing them herself.
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Shareholders alleged that directors sanctioned Ellison's self-dealing - and also claimed that Oracle's board members were too entwined with Ellison to be entrusted with the decision of whether the company should sue him and other directors over the NetSuite deal.
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There is a paradoxical comfort in seeing the failure of these systems as a kind of apocalyptic metaphorical weather rather than as the conscious failure of the regulators, executives and politicians who have been entrusted with power over our lives.
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The Tangerine Press; 215 pages; £14 THE QUESTION of what prison is for has divided society—not least those entrusted with making and enforcing its laws—for as long as incarceration has been the preferred penalty for the most serious crimes.
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" The statement concluded, "It is our privilege to be entrusted with the care of the residents of this community and we will never tolerate from our staff anything less than the utmost respect and care for each of our residents.
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"This movie is one that I grew up with, and being entrusted with taking this title and bringing it 50 years later into the new age using new technology is flattering and daunting, but ultimately very satisfying and fun," he said.
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And on the flip side, a society becoming obsessed with how we are wasting valuable dollars in undergraduate liberal arts should recognize how essential these fields are to the training of those who are entrusted with our health and medical care.
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"The ability to properly safeguard classified information is a fundamental obligation of those entrusted with our nation's secrets, and any allegation of disclosure involving a foreign adversary must be thoroughly reviewed with action taken to mitigate the potential damage," they added.
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The team in the Indian city of Hyderabad has also recently been entrusted with mapping Egypt and is under pressure to speed up the work, the source added, speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak publicly.
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The former New York Police Department detective was entrusted with one of the most sensitive and controversial decisions of Trump's presidency, delivering a letter to FBI headquarters notifying then-FBI Director James Comey that Trump had decided to fire him.
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There, the agency would be under the direction of a policy official entrusted with sustaining applied research and ensuring balance between serving to support the secretary's policies and more broadly informing policies for customers in the public and private sector.
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"Prince William and Prince Harry were upset about the book at the time, releasing a statement condemning its publication: "We cannot believe that Paul, who was entrusted with so much, could abuse his position in such a cold and overt betrayal.
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They disagreed over who should be entrusted with the design and the job was handed to the English dramatist and sometime architect Sir John Vanbrugh who had worked with Nicholas Hawksmoor on the baroque behemoth of Castle Howard in Yorkshire.
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In fact, The Post said, the informant was entrusted with helping al-Baghdadi change locations around Syria's Idlib province, with the leader and his entourage ultimately ending up in the compound in the village of Barisha where the raid took place.
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"Our democracy remains susceptible to cybersecurity attacks; our computing infrastructure is permeated with deep vulnerabilities; major corporations entrusted with the safeguarding of information continue to be compromised; and we as individuals have adopted a laissez-faire attitude towards the whole thing."
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One person working for the campaign described packets of gold and precious stones piled on the bed in the room of a Russian operative, another sign that the people entrusted with the mission were often more interested in profit than politics.
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Another set of data from the government's slum development agency, Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB), which has been entrusted with the task of making the city open defecation free, reported recently that there are 259 open defecation spots in Delhi.
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I was interested for reasons having to do with private musical-historical preoccupations, while McDonald was interested because she'd been entrusted with embodying Gee onstage in front of tens of thousands of people, but we had a frustration in common.
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But they also suggest the movement is no longer just a repository for protest votes: it has sufficient standing with part of the electorate to be entrusted with running two major cities with a combined population of more than 3.7m.
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He will discuss the strong working relationship he had with Mr. Obama, and say that he is looking for a running mate with whom he is similarly "simpatico" on key issues — and for someone who could be entrusted with presidential authority.
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The so-called school of the title is really just a tiny interagency group of American operatives: Reacher, a counterpart at the F.B.I. and one at the C.I.A. They are all certified heroes and are entrusted with a top-secret mission.
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On Monday, Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, whom he entrusted with ending the Middle East conflict, argued that moving the embassy to Jerusalem was not an abandonment of the peace process, but a precursor to it.
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The fact that hackers were able to penetrate Equifax — one of the three bureaus entrusted with maintaining consumer credit reports — causes consumers to question whether they can trust the financial industry with their privacy … and whether their money is safe.
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"This betrayal of trust is even more egregious because she used her position to gain her victim's trust and then exploited the therapist/patient relationship to prey on one of the very students she was entrusted with helping," he alleged.
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The executive branch seems to know no bounds to the limits of its power, while those entrusted with keeping that power at bay have made it clear that they themselves have become consumed by the excesses of their own interests.
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Delegates to the 2016 Republican National Convention have been entrusted with the duty of selecting the party's nominee to face Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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" Justice Alito wrote that there was reason to question whether juries could be entrusted with deciding questions in libel cases that were "highly technical," particularly where the "allegedly defamatory speech concerns a political or social issue that arouses intense feelings.
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The move to the Latin alphabet accelerated in April with the establishment by Mr. Nazarbayev of a National Commission for the Modernization of Society, which included a panel of linguists entrusted with working out how Kazakh sounds should be transcribed.
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"It is essential that we, as a Church, be able to acknowledge and condemn, with sorrow and shame, the atrocities perpetrated by consecrated persons, clerics, and all those entrusted with the mission of watching over and caring for those most vulnerable," he wrote.
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In this sense, the employees of Facebook, Google, and other platforms have been entrusted with a great responsibility; we must encourage them to act as advocates for socially responsible computing and protect and reward those who come forward when those principles are violated.
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"Bonthu, who was entrusted with confidential information by his employer, misused that information to conclude that his company had suffered a massive data breach and then sought to illegally profit," said Richard Best, director of the SEC's Atlanta regional office, in a statement.
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In fact, it is clear by now that most individuals have, in one way or another, been affected by some sort of hack or data breach – either on a personal computer or through a company that they have entrusted with their sensitive information.
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But in an interview, Glenn Greenwald, one of the two journalists entrusted with the full Snowden archive, said that Mr. Snowden had not given his documents to WikiLeaks and that the "Target Tokyo" documents were not even among those Mr. Snowden had taken.
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It will take time for all of us to fully absorb the mind-boggling fact that Michael Flynn -- who as national security adviser was entrusted with safeguarding the nation -- has pleaded guilty to lying to FBI agents about his contacts with Russia's ambassador.
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"This decision by President Obama's attorney general is a slap in the face to the many Americans entrusted with classified information who play by the rules and those who have been punished for lesser offenses," RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement.
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"Bonthu, who was entrusted with confidential information by his employer, misused that information to conclude that his company had suffered a massive data breach and then sought to illegally profit," said Richard Best, director of the SEC's Atlanta regional office, in a statement.
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"Today, as never before, the mission of EPA is being seriously undermined by the very people who have been entrusted with carrying that mission out," Christine Todd Whitman, who headed the agency under former President George W. Bush, said in her opening remarks.
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Early in The Americans' season four premiere, Philip and Elizabeth Jennings — two Soviet spies who've spent so many years play-acting as a married American couple that they've become a real married couple in the process — are entrusted with a potentially deadly bioweapon.
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At the same dinner party at which the Noël Verset was poured, a collector opened an old half-bottle of Chartreuse, the legendary liqueur produced by Carthusian monks, who are so secretive that nobody outside the monastery is entrusted with the recipe.
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It may be that Le Pen is still too much like her father, or too much like the anti-Islam monomaniac Geert Wilders or the bumptious Nigel Farage or even Trump himself, to be entrusted with the leadership of an important Western power.
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" In 1846, the first edition of the pre-eminent treatise on American criminal law defined this common-law offense as when "a public officer, entrusted with definite powers to be exercised for the benefit of the community, wickedly abuses or fraudulently exceeds them.
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For practical purposes the current captain of the American team is Robert Mueller, who is supported by a dedicated team of highly patriotic professionals in various government agencies entrusted with defending America against foreign attacks by hostile nations — in this case, Russia.
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Up until now, the hearings in the House Intelligence Committee have been made up of a smaller group of members selected by the leaders of each party for their serious-minded manners, who are entrusted with secret information handled in private settings.
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The whereabouts of the items entrusted with Failaq al-Rahman have not been verified, although al-Dimashqi and the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a war monitor, say some of the pieces, including carpets, chandeliers and historical scripts, have surfaced in Turkey.
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" Garland's organization also started out with a firm commitment to not "attempt by promise or by the setting forth of conditions or by any other means to control the policy of any group or individual entrusted with this money or a part of this money.
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"Kevin Mallory was previously entrusted with top secret clearance and therefore had access to classified information, which he allegedly shared and planned to continue sharing with representatives of a foreign government," Assistant Director of the FBI's Washington Field Office Andrew Vale said in a statement.
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"Revoking Jared Kushner's security clearance would send a clear signal to anyone who would consider aiding and abetting a foreign enemy state to affect the outcome of a US presidential election that they will not be entrusted with our nation's most sensitive information," she said.
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The worst of all the arguments for the new voting laws is that casting a ballot should not be made too easy, because if people are not clever enough to understand the rules governing elections they should not be entrusted with choosing the government.
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In their report, Professor Hersch and Professor Shinall argue that overly broad guidance offered by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the primary federal agency entrusted with enforcing the law in the workplace, has had the effect of freezing out discussion about family life during interviews.
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The "show up/don't show up" debate is less about whether and when Obama goes to Louisiana, and more about whether the response is such that the President has confidence in those he has entrusted with the responsibility to deal with a given disaster.
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If she can't control her progressive flank over the next two years, the fractured result could be that voters in middle America come to the same conclusion they did in 2016: The national Democratic Party is just too extreme to be entrusted with the presidency.
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Its structure is episodic, recounting parts of the life of Queen Victoria (Abigail Prudames) through the eyes and memories of her youngest daughter, Beatrice (Pippa Moore), who was entrusted with transcribing and editing the 122 volumes of her mother's diaries after the queen's death.
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"As we allege, Bonthu, who was entrusted with confidential information by his employer, misused that information to conclude that his company had suffered a massive data breach and then sought to illegally profit," said Richard R. Best, director of the S.E.C.'s Atlanta regional office.
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It was a team born out of a political problem: Mr. Trump's surprise march to the nomination had left the party's establishment openly questioning whether he had the foreign policy experience and was too much of a loose cannon to be entrusted with the presidency.
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He is asked to help gather information on Khudabaksh (Amitabh Bachchan), a pirate who leads a rogue army fighting the British and entrusted with the safety of Zafira, a princess whose family was killed by the British and who also took over her kingdom.
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In the preparation of the FISA applications to surveil Carter Page, the Crossfire Hurricane team failed to comply with FBI policies, and in so doing fell short of what is rightfully expected from a premier law enforcement agency entrusted with such an intrusive surveillance tool.
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The affidavit includes a report from the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC), a government anti-money-laundering agency, listing 52 payments worth a total of 6.8 billion rand that were reported to the FIC between 2012 and 2016, presumably by the banks entrusted with them.
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The court also ordered the creation of an independent board within four weeks to control the allocation of the river's water, saying the Cauvery Management Board will be "entrusted with the function of supervision of the operation of reservoirs and the regulation of water releases".
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It's so trustworthy that last year, when Facebook began enlisting fact-checking organizations to help it weed out fake news stories from its news feeds, Snopes was one of the five entities entrusted with the task, along with the Associated Press and other news outlets.
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He is to be entrusted with the administration of the common Government, because he has declared that that "Government cannot endure permanently half slave, half free," and that the public mind must rest in the belief that slavery is in the course of ultimate extinction.
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While the likes of Facebook and Google certainly have much to prove that they can be entrusted with the personal data of hundreds of millions of global citizens, I'm wary that our collective interests would be properly served through this type of protracted and onerous exercise.
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While her best friend Amy's (Kaitlyn Dever) mom and dad are shown hovering over a themed meal they made to celebrate their daughter's commencement, Molly's rhythms are those of a latchkey kid who's been entrusted with getting herself to school and to sleep on her own.
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On Friday night's episode of The Graham Norton Show, Mark Hamill told the entertaining tale of how he was entrusted with the original Star Wars secret — you know, that whole thing about Luke's father — and had to refrain from telling anyone — including Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford.
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"Our flight crews are responsible for the safety and comfort of all passengers on board our flights and the captain in charge of the aircraft is entrusted with determining when it's best to deplane an anxious or unruly passenger," Hawaiian Airlines told CNT in a statement.
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Meanwhile, Zachary Quinto takes on the role of the Intercept's Glenn Greenwald (whom Snowden first entrusted with the NSA information) while Shailene Woodley sits in the background as Snowden's encouraging girlfriend Lindsay Mills and Nicolas Cage spits fire as some unnamed government official, which seems about right.
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"Using the current controversy surrounding Nike's support of Colin Kaepernick as an excuse to rob resources from those who need it most in Kenner is a clear sign of Mayor Zahn's pandering at the expense of the very children he is entrusted with guiding," Richmond said.
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Markle has not commented publicly about her family or their attempts to profit off her new life, but the police royalty and specialist protection unit listing Grant as a "reputational risk" says a lot about how Grant's actions are viewed by those entrusted with protecting the Royal Family.
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An array of recent books have studied what happens when AI is entrusted with more serious problems than what to watch on Saturday night: how to hire the best employees; how to ensure robust public debate online; where to dispatch the police; whom to jail and whom to free.
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Most of what's online during this weird period before the public gets access is stuff that's made by whoever Nintendo's entrusted with early copies (as of this writing, one of the more popular Mario Maker 2 streamers I talked to didn't have the game yet) and game critics.
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Shortly thereafter, the departments responsible for separating and reuniting families — the Department of Homeland Security, which is responsible for immigration enforcement, and the Department of Health and Human Services, which was entrusted with the care of children separated from their parents — spoke to the press about their progress.
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A bankruptcy trustee for Aletheia, an investment manager once entrusted with more than $2 billion in assets, had brought malpractice and breach of duty claims against O'Melveny, asserting that the law firm failed Aletheia by simultaneously representing the company and its CEO in litigation alleging misconduct by the CEO.
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The Trump F.C.C. also canceled a formal inquiry seeking input from the country's best technical minds about 5G security, retracted an Obama-era F.C.C. white paper about reducing cyberthreats, and questioned whether the agency had any responsibility for the cybersecurity of the networks they are entrusted with overseeing.
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At the start of spring training, hardly anyone in the Yankees organization would have predicted that C. C. Sabathia, with a cumulative 18-26 record and 4.42 earned run average over the previous three seasons, would wind up being entrusted with the team's most important start of 2017.
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They warn that McCaul is too close to House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and the Republican leadership to be entrusted with Trump's immigration agenda.
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"—Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 8, 2020 He added: "While the most powerful man in the world continues his campaign of intimidation, while too many entrusted with political office continue to remain silent, Lieutenant Colonel Vindman continues his service to our country as a decorated, active duty member of our military.
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The Mets carried a 3-1 lead into the ninth and were one out from a relatively stress-free win when the Reds rallied for two runs against Jeurys Familia, who was entrusted with a six-out save opportunity with closer Edwin Diaz unavailable after pitching the previous three days.
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Sure, they have pretty much every streaming app under the sun built in, and Samsung's models can even be used to stream games from a local PC. But they also contain microphones that can be a privacy risk, and are entrusted with credit card details for buying on-demand video content.
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Railway officials said parents in poorer parts of India took great pride in their school-going children, dressing them in clean white shirts and neckties, but that the drivers entrusted with taking the children to school were often poorly trained and paid, sometimes making the equivalent of $60 a month.
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But it will create a major new conflict of interest for Trump, and, one imagines, a huge political problem for congressional Republicans: If we take Trump at his word that he's been under continuous audit for a long time, he can't be entrusted with the obligation to nominate a new commissioner.
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To be haunted is to be sought after, to be entrusted with the responsibility of reminding us that they were here, seeking nourishment, wild for a body that could provide them what they needed, all that time hungry for recognition, for a name until they became ghosts and became hungrier still.
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But the Mets carried a 23-1 lead into the ninth and were one out from a relatively stress-free win when the Reds rallied for two runs against Jeurys Familia, who was entrusted with a six-out save opportunity with closer Edwin Diaz unavailable after pitching the previous three days.
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One of them is Briana Feston-Brunet, 34, the conservator of variable and time-based media at the Hirshhorn, who described a long conversation about deciding "who's going to have the responsibility of this artwork," and who is now one of the few people on the planet entrusted with its memory.
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Eventually, NASA hopes that robots like these will be able to not only make astronauts more efficient in their work by providing additional assistance and managing a portion of their current workload, but also be entrusted with the maintenance of spacecraft and stations when there's no one on board at all.
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The idea seemed to be that Zuckerberg—who once rejected the idea that fake news affected the 2016 election, and who has referred to Holocaust denialism as merely something "that different people get wrong"—should not be entrusted with sole gatekeeping authority over one of the most influential institutions on earth.
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"Theresa is currently on her way back to London from Birmingham and she will be making a statement later today, but on her behalf I would just like to say that she is enormously honored to have been entrusted with this task by so many of her parliamentary colleagues," Chris Grayling told reporters.
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There is also a dangerous paradox attached to any action launched on the grounds that North Korea is deemed deaf to reason, notes Joseph DeTrani, a former intelligence officer and commentator for "The Cipher Brief", a national-security website, who is also a semi-official envoy entrusted with meeting senior North Korean diplomats.
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"In a world in which an explicit image can go viral within minutes, causing immediate and in many cases irreparable psychological and reputational harm," adds law professor Mary Anne Franks of the University of Miami, "it is inexcusable for those entrusted with intimate information not to take reasonable care to protect it."
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But as Ms. Georgiadis's appointment to Mattel, which has seen its stock slump as its products have taken too long to develop and its appeal to an ever-younger digital audience has waned, illustrates the way that women are regularly entrusted with turnaround projects — a phenomenon that can be a double-edged sword.
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While serving as a midlevel SEAL Team 6 officer in the 1990s, Mr. Zinke improperly sought government reimbursement for travel to his home, a decision that resulted in some of his superiors' questioning his judgment and apparently prevented him from being entrusted with a senior post, a New York Times investigation showed.
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There is a middle ground in which a non-decisive but significant number of electors—on the basis of what they learn from a briefing with Clapper, or on the basis of the extraordinary opacity surrounding Trump—register their view that Trump can't be entrusted with the presidency, knowing he will become president anyhow.
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"The Lehman Brothers collapse made financial institutions realise that the most precious thing they are entrusted with is trust – and that winning that back was going to take both structural and cultural change that would have been unimaginable just a few years before," Michael Cole-Fontayn, EMEA Chairman at BNY Mellon told CNBC via email.
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When the details of Mr. Indiana's will were disclosed a week later, it turned out that Mr. Thomas had also been entrusted with an unlikely new job: shaping how the artist, best known for his depiction of the word "LOVE" with the jaunty, tilted O, will be remembered by the rest of the world.
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It is a sorry spectacle to see leaders of the American intelligence and law enforcement community virtually plead, in testimony before Congress, for presidential leadership while some of Trump's allies in Congress, including Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee, attack the FBI and try to debunk the work of those entrusted with protecting our security.
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As McCain explained in voting against Bradbury's nomination to an executive branch position, it is not that the individual in question is "unpatriotic or malevolent," but that those who played a role in the "dark chapter of American history" of helping justify torture "should not be entrusted with the interests of the American people" by holding public office.
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She was one of 6,875 men and women who described their experiences to an Australian commission investigating child sexual abuse, which last week published one of the more thoughtful, thorough and honest analyses of a problem that has afflicted churches, schools, military academies, sports clubs, orphanages and other institutions entrusted with the care of children around the world.
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But above and beyond that, I think the understanding that human reproduction is part of an age-old process, which has its own sacredness, and that women should be respected for this, and entrusted with decisions that they are perfectly capable of making, that will accrue not only to their benefit, but to those coming around them.
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"This indictment should serve as a clear reminder to all of those similarly entrusted with national defense information that unilaterally disclosing such information for personal gain, or that of others, is not selfless or heroic; it is criminal," Zachary Terwilliger, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, where Mr. Frese was charged, said in a statement.
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In particular, since the bishops were entrusted with examining charges that have in effect exiled Moise Katumbi and other opposition leaders, and since the churchmen have concluded that the charges are baseless and politically motivated, Mr Kabila's government has an obligation to ensure that those charges are dropped and that the exiles can return home freely to participate in politics.
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"The report is an indication of a frame of mind — an attitude that can affect any of us at the Pentagon or across the Department of Defense — showing how those of us entrusted with supporting and equipping troops on the battlefield, if we let down our guard, can lose focus on ensuring their safety and lethality against the enemy," he writes.
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On Tuesday night, almost exactly three years after his wildly improbable trial-by-fire debut, Roberto Osuna took the mound in the bottom of the ninth, entrusted with the Toronto's two-run lead over the Orioles—no longer as an unproven rookie, thrown into the frying pan out of sheer necessity, but as an established and elite major league closer, the Jays' most trusted bullpen arm.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Saturday hit back at critics who question whether he should be entrusted with nuclear weapons, saying he would be the "last one" to ever authorize their use.
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"As a member of the core group of senior Apple insiders entrusted with material nonpublic information, and as an attorney with a sophisticated understanding of securities and corporate law, Levoff knew, or was reckless in not knowing, that he had a duty of trust and confidence to the company and its shareholders," according to the complaint filed in United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.
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