The Court held that "the principle of religious autonomy prevents the State from obliging a religious community to admit or exclude an individual or to entrust someone with a particular religious duty … [and] as a consequence of their autonomy, religious communities can demand a certain degree of loyalty from those working for them or representing them" (paras.129 and 131).
You must either come to the Embassy or Consulate personally or you may entrust someone else or an agent for the application process.
If it was authorised, why would MI6 entrust someone so potentially compromised and personally invested with such a mission?
When you entrust someone with power, they would say, you want a person who is calm and even-tempered, a person who thinks long and hard before making a decision, a person who speaks with careful deliberation, a person who understands the complex mesh of social relations, a person more like Barack Obama than Bibi Netanyahu.
A lifetime position on the federal bench is far too weighty a responsibility to entrust to someone whose past actions are inconsistent with our nation's fundamental values of fairness, equality and freedom for all".
But their emotional concerns will lead them to seek out an advisor that they can connect with on a personal level, to have someone to entrust their money and financial security with.
They are entrusted with millions, or billions, of dollars that they must employ someone to manage.
After entrusting someone with their secret, the women awaited the reaction of their confidant.
I wanted ― make that, needed ― to entrust his care to someone else for a while, someone who presumably knew how to nurture, who knew the value of a kind word or soft touch.
Yes, but I must add one thing: when I entrust something to someone, I totally trust that person.
