Sentence examples for army entrusted from inspiring English sources

Nor did it look into Enron Energy Services, a nearly defunct division that may have overstated its profits while hemorrhaging cash under the leadership of Thomas White, who is now the secretary of the Army, entrusted with $81 billion of taxpayers' money during the biggest expansion of the military budget since the Vietnam War.

Balfour, who was given the rank of major and attached to the Canadian army, was entrusted with the sector that included northern France, Belgium and north-west Germany – hundreds of key sites, and thousands of works of art and historic architecture.

The caliphal armies, now entrusted to al-Muwaffaq, a brother of the new caliph, al-Muʿtamid (reigned 870 892), still could not cope with the rebels.

At the battle of Gettysburg, the defence of the Union army's flank was entrusted to a man whose biggest responsibility until then had been as professor of rhetoric at an east coast university.

Sections 2 and 8 of the 1978 constitution entrusted the army to prevent the breakup of "indissoluble" Spain – one reason most Basques voted against the constitution in a referendum.

As wartime commander in chief he was hampered by the refusal of Congress to heed pleas for naval and military development and made the initial error of entrusting army command to aging veterans of the Revolution.

Thirty high-ranking officers headed by General Le Van Ty declared their resolve to carry out all missions entrusted to the army for the defense of the constitution and the Republic.

In the wake of continued skepticism, Ghani has expanded intelligence cooperation, entrusted the Pakistan army with training Afghan cadets and, allegedly, frozen an arms deal with Pakistan's chief regional rival, India.

As is the case in these types of books, the Box is a treasure of such magnitude that by rights it should be entrusted to a private army rather than a small boy, and it isn't long before a gang of crooks with a rather magical bent, led by the dark Abner Brown, are on its trail and menacing Kay and his cousins.

To face these insurgencies, al-Ma'mun turned to another of Tahir's sons, Abdallah ibn Tahir, to whom he entrusted the command of his army.

The Administration was entrusted to the commander of the army group Malik.