Sentence examples for * the entrust from inspiring English sources

You can always try the Entrust package or GnuPG, or write your own.

> You can always try the Entrust package or GnuPG, or write your own.

Does it matter, for example, that the word entrust is entrusted with a quote from L. Bruce — "I was entrusted with the unromantic job of weeding" — even if the L. in question is Lenny?

The unspoken contract between ruler and subject is that in return for safety, prosperity and prestige, the Russians entrust power and cede democratic freedoms to their leaders.

Wildlife officials across the country entrust him with their casualties, from an eagle mauled by a bear in Alaska to cranes left over from a breeding program in Maryland.

After a whizzy intro, the Spierigs entrust the film to her, unspooling her character's back story through a long bar scene where Hawke's agent is undercover as the bartender.

Rounding out the panel, Entrust Datacard president and CEO Todd Wilkinson offered some context and insight about why the U.S. should indeed move away from Social Security numbers — a step that the witnesses unanimously agreed was necessary if not wholly sufficient to protect consumers moving forward, in light of the Equifax hack.

So what was it about Watts that made the studios entrust him with the third film version of Peter Parker's story, which will star Tom Holland? "I'm not sure," Watts told The Huffington Post over the phone.

Who does the Democratic Party entrust its superdelegate status to?

How much will the Investor entrust to the Trustee?

How successfully have subordinates managed the activities entrusted to them?