The Ruler "had started to think well of Tajirika the moment he realized that the man was a crook," who could be entrusted "with any task that required bending or breaking the law under the guise of legality".
The king is entrusted with a sacred Task, which is never to allow slumber to overcome him until his staff members have been thoroughly corrected.
They have been entrusted with a lofty task: Czisny and Flatt must finish a combined 13th to earn the maximum three entries for the United States women at the 2010 Olympics.
Teachers were entrusted with a greater variety of tasks but were less trusted with knowledge, leading political authorities to call for upgrading of teacher training, teacher in-service training, and regular assessment of teacher performance.
The Daily Nation, in an editorial, called for an investigation by an impartial outside agency, saying, "This is an instance where the police cannot be entrusted with the task of investigating themselves".
The left argued, unsurprisingly enough, that the state-owned airport authority, not private companies, should be entrusted with this task.
The questions raised by Ford are part of a larger debate about whether jurors, lacking in technical and economic training, should be entrusted with the task of punishing corporate wrongdoing.
It was written by the members of a National Review Board of Catholic laypeople appointed by the bishops, who judged the group to have enough eminence and enough loyalty to the church to be entrusted with the task.
Barbara insisted that refugees should be entrusted with this task and that the "food basket" should supply rations with which refugees were familiar, not surplus pulses and grains from European and American "food mountains".
This in effect marks out a separate class of exceptional individuals, the true elite, so to speak, whose inborn capacity far surpasses that of the common people and therefore should be entrusted with the task of government.
Quintus Caecilius demands to be entrusted with the task of accusing Verres on the ground that he had been the latter's quaestor: Cicero actually makes this argument tell in his own favour.152 19 As regards other charges, they may all be dealt with by very similar methods.
