Sentence examples for and entrust it from inspiring English sources

Given the company's poor financial health, it would be wrong to take product definition out of the hands of the CEO and the top team and entrust it to a bunch of midlevel managers, which is what the report recommends.

It was a clever - and witty - idea to dig up Donizetti's little-known early opera Emilia di Liverpool and entrust it to the locally based touring group Opera Europe; so why hide it away before the opening weekend?

As we put more of our private information online and entrust it to web services, privacy breaches become almost inevitable.

So take the minimum wage out of politics and entrust it to a panel of technocrats, as Britain has done.

He continued after Dr. Nelson retired and entrusted it to Dr. Richard E. Behrman, his son-in-law.

An anonymous buyer bought it at a 1998 auction for $2 million and entrusted it to a Baltimore gallery.

The government acquired 64 square miles (166 square km) of land north of the harbour and entrusted it to the Tema Development Corporation (1952).

He captured Strathclyde in 945 and entrusted it to Malcolm I, king of Scots, in return for a promise of military support.

The investigators think that senior Qaeda leaders then deemed Mr. Atta and the others up to the job and entrusted it to them.

Democracy, however, is a messy business, and in the end there is no alternative apart from making the case and entrusting it to the people's good sense.

Before continuing his pursuit of Darius, who had retreated into Bactria, he assembled all the Persian treasure and entrusted it to Harpalus, who was to hold it at Ecbatana as chief treasurer.