Sentence examples for entrust to another from inspiring English sources
Pumping people with oxytocin, the so-called "love hormone", has been found to make them much more generous in games where they have to decide how much of their money to entrust to another person who has no real incentive to return any of it.
Entrust to Wakka and use another 12-hit Attack Reels.
And though I value the dialogue the de Blasio administration has established, I still fear that my view in not shared by all of those entrusted to drive another kind of universality forward - the "universal" of accessibility alone.
How much will the Investor entrust to the Trustee?
Morioka [ 29] and Kitao [ 30] concluded that the prevalent "mentality of individuals willing to entrust themselves to another person or to nature" and "the lack of self-consciousness regarding life and death," explain (at least partly) patient passivity as an aspect of the Japanese cultural tradition.
Whether an ICP enlists the system to provide direct assistance (e.g., activity prompting), retrieve care-related information, and coordinate care between AAL and multiple care partners, the decision and process by which ICPs entrust care to another party cannot be taken for granted.
They are typically studied using trust games: one subject gives (entrusts) money to another subject, which may return some of the proceeds (reciprocate).
Another note reads: "Yet another CIL officer molesting the cadets entrusted to his command.
But a couple of the winged golden girls from another show had been entrusted to an assistant.
Much is made of the fact that Paige is entrusted to Arcturus, Nashira's official consort, as yet another sign of Paige's specialness.
