The notion of entrusting such a task to a man as reckless as Trump would itself be reckless, criminally so.
"Osama studied these files carefully before entrusting a particular task to anyone," Gunaratna writes.
We all want to save the rainforests, even if we might not entrust the task to an offshoot of the Rupert Murdoch empire.
Never before had a European cathedral entrusted such a sacred task to an American company.
Tightened border controls, especially since Sept. 11, have made it more difficult and expensive for those in the United States illegally to return home to retrieve their children, forcing them to entrust the task to strangers, officials said.
Pakistan has handed him over to America, but where and by whom he is to be interrogated is unclear: America may choose to entrust the task to friendly regimes with fewer qualms about torture.
No wonder people wanted to entrust this task to the experts; as early as 1700, merchant-roasters began to market their own "brands," which they distributed to popular coffee houses around town.
Prohibitions against human dissection were slowly lifting, and Mondino performed his own dissections rather than following the customary procedure of entrusting the task to a menial.
"Entrusted with a once-in-a-lifetime task to select four alternative contenders for our national flag, the panel delivered options that were insipid and unimaginative.
She sang powerfully and credibly, though at times she openly entrusted the task to her background singers, or (less infrequently) the safety net of a recorded track.
It did so, in part, by entrusting the task to Mr. Sherman, who said he was "not the kind of guy you want running into a burning building".
