Sentence examples for considering entrusting from inspiring English sources

Even if that were the case, it suggests a stupendous level of negligence that should force a reconsideration by anyone considering entrusting him with the White House.

Despite the Fed's now-notorious failure to rein in years of pell-mell, subprime mortgage lending, the Senate is considering entrusting the Fed with added regulatory powers: oversight of the largest financial institutions, including nonbanks like insurers, and an enhanced duty to monitor the kind of risky behavior that brought the American economy to the precipice.

A few years ago, I had lunch with a woman who was considering entrusting me with a portion of her wealth.

Remember: It is your money you are considering to entrust with that consultant.

Those are legitimate, practical concerns, and worth considering whenever you entrust personal data to an app or website.

Moreover, one source close to Time said, he is considered good at entrusting subordinates with responsibility and giving them the incentive to carry it out.

When the playwright Sir David Hare was considering which artist might be entrusted with his portrait, he briefly considered Lucian Freud.

Considering how much information we entrust to the Internet every day, it is hard to believe there is no general law to protect people's privacy online.

The Organization have considered, for some time now, entrusting their long term assets to two fund managers.

Being motivated by the issue of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) collection, we consider a contract design problem for a manufacturer with entrusting the collection of WEEE to a retailer.

However, Ms. Eley said, a friend and fellow carpenter to whom she had entrusted her carpentry tools lost them, a significant setback that now has her considering jobs at hardware stores.