Sentence examples for appropriate to entrust from inspiring English sources

So it was entirely appropriate to entrust the Olympic opening jamboree to the miserable northern socialist Danny Boyle.

The government felt that it was more appropriate to entrust the work to a specially appointed body rather than to any existing government department.

Therefore, they concluded that it would be appropriate to entrust the image readings to a trained specialist [ 2].

But Ms. Levin wrote that Sotheby's was "not an appropriate independent third party for the government to entrust with the property," because the auction house understood that the piece was stolen before putting it up for sale last spring.

Patients and families traditionally tend to entrust therapeutic decisions to physicians.

The patient is able to control whom to entrust with personal medication information and when.

We have thus decided to entrust an external, specially trained third party with this task.

Furthermore, Europeans tend to entrust responsibility to the (central) government and not to private agencies.

It was difficult for many mothers to entrust others with the care of their child.

Mott had a criminal record with three previous convictions: burglary and theft in 2010; theft in 2008; and a 1992 conviction for appropriating property entrusted to him.

These were now to be entrusted to the new basilica.