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Used to describe a situation where someone untrustworthy is given authority or control over a vulnerable group or situation.
Refers to a scenario where someone with questionable motives is placed in a position of power or responsibility.
Illustrates a moral dilemma where a potentially harmful individual is given the opportunity to cause harm due to misplaced trust or judgment.
Highlights the importance of making wise decisions when selecting individuals to lead or oversee a group or organization.
In literature, this phrase may be used to describe a situation where someone untrustworthy or unsuitable is given authority over a vulnerable group or situation.
A psychologist may use this phrase metaphorically to describe a scenario where someone with malicious intent is given control over a situation that requires trust and protection.
Politicians may use this phrase to criticize a decision that puts someone with conflicting interests or bad intentions in a position of power.
An ethicist may use this phrase to discuss the ethical implications of allowing someone untrustworthy to have authority over a situation where they could cause harm.