Sentence examples for come entrusted from inspiring English sources

The Eisenhower administration, concerned that the satellite program not interfere with military missile programs or prejudice the legality of spy satellites to come, entrusted its IGY proposal to the small, nonmilitary Vanguard rocket.

"The moment has come to entrust Algerian and French historians with the task of writing this page of tormented history together," Mr. Sarkozy said.

The security worries that come with entrusting all your data to others also inspired cryptographers to hone a method that could let servers work with your data without being able to read (and potentially leak) it (Computing with Secrets, but Keeping Them Safe).

After Muammar Qaddafi was killed, under appalling circumstances, the French government believed the time had come to entrust the outsourcing of war against AQIM [al-Qaida in the Maghreb] and MUJAO [Movement for Unity and Jihad in west Africa] to the Tuareg rebellion.

Just think of the way that, within a mere two decades, billions of people have come to entrust Google's search algorithm with one of the most important tasks of all: finding relevant and trustworthy information.

Which is how they came to entrust him with over $300 million on a bet he assured them he couldn't lose.

She joined the Air Force in 1997 and soon came to be entrusted with some of the military's most closely guarded secrets, according to the indictment.

To understand how the fate of the planet came to be entrusted to a corps of mostly anonymous, mid-level diplomats, you have to go back to the nineteen-eighties, when the world confronted its first atmospheric crisis.

"This morning our friend Vladimir Lukin came and we entrusted them in his care.

But when it comes to being entrusted with your own emotional thermostat, there is more than just right and wrong to consider.

But coming from an academic entrusted with conveying government views, it can be taken as a hint that China is willing to think about a possible deal.