Sentence examples for agree to entrust from inspiring English sources

Why won't the country agree to entrust itself to his fine mind?

KABUL, Afghanistan -- American, European and other foreign leaders met here Tuesday to pledge anew their support for Afghanistan, agree to entrust it with more spending decisions, and embrace its president's commitment for Afghan forces to take charge of security by 2014.

Shareholders are aware of this and have agreed to entrust control to only three individuals".

In the early 20th century warring Arab leaders — Nesib (Antonio Banderas, endearingly hammy) and Amar (Mark Strong) — agree to a peace sealed with a buffer zone and the entrusting of Amar's two sons to Nesib.

It is most encouraging that it was agreed in New York to entrust the Iranian and US foreign ministers with the lead in the talks, and to meet in Geneva as often as necessary.

At the same time, in hope we entrust to the merciful Lord the framework recently agreed to in Lausanne, that it may be a definitive step toward a more secure and fraternal world.

These carers were entrusting their cared for with people they knew little about and once they had agreed to accept respite, it may have been difficult to admit that the relationship was not working.

He supported the Cultural Revolution and agreed with the government that the books he and his son were reading would be too dangerous to entrust to the general population.

[2] I think it is agreed by all (sane) parties that, given the present deplorable state of the world, we can ill afford to entrust decisions concerning the future of this nation to persons so evidently unsuited to the task.

"I didn't want to entrust it to someone else".

Their hands are good ones to entrust with the holiday.