Sentence examples for entrust their children from inspiring English sources

Those who entrust their children to others, he said, would end up alone in old-age homes.

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.

"I hope people will look at the Y.M.C.A.'s 117 years of service in this town and will entrust their children to us as they have over the years," Mr. Boyton said.

For parents, whether their children are in public or private school, the arrest of the headmaster, John H. Dexter, reawakened a kind of low-grade anxiety about the adults to whom they entrust their children, and how to manage their own vigilance over their children's lives.

The school's governors said thanks were due to parents: "Many of them chose to entrust their child's education to us before they knew even where the school would be located, and without the opportunity to visit and see the school in action.

Ruling that the local authority owed a "non-delegable duty of care", Lord Sumption said parents were required to entrust their child to a school and had no influence over arrangements a school may make to delegate or over the competence of "delegates".

Angelica's parents, who died long ago, entrusted their children to the Princess.

"I thank most of all the families who have entrusted their children's education to our care.

Friends and neighbours treated her as a criminal, even though a day before they had entrusted their children to her care.