Sentence examples for became entrusted from inspiring English sources

Because he could receive written orders, he eventually became entrusted with their execution; hence the importance of scribes in the royal administration, well-attested since the times of David and Solomon.

Since then he has been an archetypal, no-nonsense Aussie, who became entrusted with the task of leading the singing of the team song, "Under the Southern Cross", after every Test victory.

She soon became entrusted with a farm of 15 pigs, which allowed her to turn her passion into a reality and into a full-time job.

Asylum seekers in detention on mainland Australia were often taken to public hospitals for treatment and doctors who saw them became entrusted persons under the act.

When it's not okay is the "first" time that "you" the parent become complacent entrusting your child to a pedophile who happens to be a coach.

It was at this time that Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's medicine for the financial crises became known: Entrust banks and investors with taxpayers' money, and expect them to make the best of it.

Not long after his mother left him, when their own living conditions became too dire, those entrusted to care for Juan Carlos placed him in an orphanage.

Almost inescapably the function of allotting the area quotas among individual marketers becomes an administrative function entrusted to the member of the Cabinet charged with oversight of the agricultural economy of the nation.

If they fail to improve, the brands and businesses they depend upon will become cautious of entrusting their content with a third-party and their legion of unimpressed end users.

Giovanni de' Medici, who became Pope Leo X in 1513, entrusted Bakócz with leadership of a Crusade against the Turks in 1514.

Appalling behavior and appalling policies have become the norm among folks entrusted with the heaviest responsibilities in business and government.