Sentence examples for and entrusting from inspiring English sources

He was not averse to appointing a strong deputy, Lelyveld, and entrusting him with power.

I owe her a big debt of gratitude for putting her confidence in me and entrusting me with responsibilities that are so important to Australia's future.

I thank Governor Carey for broadening my horizons beyond Wall Street, and entrusting me with the responsibility of being Superintendent of Banking for New York State.

His son sought to avoid those mistakes, quickly putting Mr. McCain on the defensive and entrusting his effort to a tightly knit circle of longtime political allies.

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.

Clustering is a useful technique for partitioning the network to areas, called clusters and entrusting energy-waste issues (e.g. data gathering, aggregating and routing to the sink) to some specific nodes, the cluster heads.

Listen deeply - and entrust yourself - and your karmic destiny - to him and to him alone.

In the meantime it has been wrapped and entrusted to the gallery.

Colleges for lay students also were erected and entrusted to the Jesuits.

From England he recruited Lioba (died 782) and entrusted her with developing Benedictine monasteries for women.

It was something my parents shared and entrusted to their American-born children.