Sentence examples for entrust people from inspiring English sources

What they mean is, if you entrust people with your stuff, they have to take care of it as least as well as they take care of their own.

In a telephone interview from the Beijing hospital room where he is being confined, Mr. Chen said he prepared a visa application on Sunday and "entrusted people from the central government to help me with it".

The broader goal of his latest attack on Enron appears to be to discredit the free-market system, a system that entrusts people to make choices and enjoy the fruits of their labor, skill, intellect and heart.

Like I said, Digg was the underdog and everything the site was doing was counterintuitive and against conventional wisdom (just like the entire concept of the wisdom of crowds, we're much happier "chasing the expert" rather than entrusting people with decision-making).

The very seriousness of the situation demands that we closely examine the administration's history before deciding whether to entrust these people with our future.

Besides, do we really want to entrust young people's education about such an important part of their lives to magazines?

It is no longer thought progressive for men to portray experiences that are explicitly not their own onscreen; sometimes, it's even a liability not to entrust those people to tell their own stories.

It's not clear what Mr. Moussavi thinks about democracy, but it's a good bet that he's willing to entrust the people with more power than was Mr. Khatami, who despite some differences could neither really break with his ruling clerical brethren, nor free himself from the age-old Islamic belief that the faithful need clerical supervision.

We are entrusting these people with our medical care?

Once upon a time, finding a mate was considered too important to be entrusted to people under the influence of raging hormones.

In Citizens United, Justice Kennedy cited James Madison in The Federalist in noting that "factions" in American democracy can be "checked" by ensuring that all of them can speak freely and "by entrusting the people to judge what is true and what is false".