Sentence examples for cannot be entrusted to from inspiring English sources

Precious holiday giving cannot be entrusted to a Web site.

But changing it cannot be entrusted to a single person at the top.

"This is so large, so complex and so important that it cannot be entrusted to one single process," Ms. Figueres said.

It is, he keeps telling people, the reason why the economy has been such a success and why it cannot be entrusted to the dangerous Mr Bush.

As "Drug Makers and 3rd World: Study in Neglect" (front page, May 21) suggests, relieving the misery of disease-ridden Africa and other poor regions cannot be entrusted to the for-profit drug makers.

Firstly, the message from the Conservatives is that the work on repairing the hole in the public finances is only half done and cannot be entrusted to Labour to finish.

The natural right to freedom of thought and judgment and to "inner" religion cannot, however, be entrusted to the state; here political authority finds the factual limits of its power.

These were now to be entrusted to the new basilica.

The planned summer overhaul could not be entrusted to Moyes.

We sought to examine what activities could be entrusted to psychiatry trainees in their first year of specialist training.

In what is certainly a foretaste of Republican tactics, he used Mr. Kerry's voting record to describe the senator as a model of flip-flopping indecision, the kind of man to whom American security cannot be entrusted.