Sentence examples for elected to entrust from inspiring English sources
With the Hammers set to move into the 55,000-seater Olympic Stadium next season, they have elected to entrust Slaven Bilić with the job of ensuring their transition is a smooth one.
In France, after the liberation in 1944, Frédéric was elected to the Académie des Sciences and was entrusted with the position of director of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique.
The two women were elected to head the caucus in March 1999 and, Rabbi Stern said, were immediately entrusted with the task of preparing the ground for a vote on the resolution.
Nixon elected to do neither.
1991 Elected to the Royal Academy.
Elected to the National Academy of Sciences, 1951.
As forms of direct democracy, such devices reflect a reluctance to entrust full decision-making power to elected representatives.
The responsibility for doing so, he wrote, is "on all our shoulders, first and foremost on the elected president entrusted to protect the souls of this nation's sons from the abuse of power".
Other Parisians elect to stay.
The court should always exercise restraint and keep in mind the fact that the Singapore system of government operates within the framework of three co-equal branches, and there are areas of prerogative power that the democratically elected branches are entrusted to take care of.
