Sentence examples for entrust children from inspiring English sources
The scathing grand jury report released in January 2011, which led to the charges, described examples in which Monsignor Lynn "knowingly allowed priests who had sexually abused minors to be assigned to positions where unsuspecting parents and teachers would entrust children to their care".
Mürebbiye (1895; "Governess") was a bold attack on the prevalent custom of entrusting children to the care of often domineering governesses.
"The notions that mothers are supposed to stay at home and that entrusting children to strangers is wrong are still deeply rooted in Dutch society," says Ingrid Ooms, one of the authors.
We happily entrust our children's teachers to keep them safe during the long hours they spend away from home.
An average Russian mother would no sooner entrust her children's upbringing to a local teenager than to a pack of wild dogs.
As parents and citizens, we entrust our children not only to the safety of schools but also to the nurturing and cultivated environment of schools and teachers.
And yet the teachers to whom we entrust our children and our future are not given professional respect, recognition and compensation.
No one after this date will be accepted to "avoid creating a perverse incentive for families to entrust their children to people traffickers".
"This crime shocked and horrified parents around the city, many of whom entrust their children to the care of others both by necessity and by choice," said Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney.
Teachers are in a different category, and the mayor and others contend that parents are entitled to information about the performance of people to whom they entrust their children.
