Sentence examples for entrust to make from inspiring English sources

It focuses on the concrete impact of their actions, but doesn't address the more cogent issue of conduct unbecoming persons of high responsibility - people we entrust to make important decisions.

"He asked me how it can be that people like me are entrusted to make such major scientific decisions.

He never consulted the executors of his estate or the institutions he entrusted to make the awards.

The real issue, as it often is in a democracy, is who should be entrusted to make this real-time decision.

In 1993 when The Hand That Rock The Cradle, a low-budget, two-dimensional suspense emerged as an unexpected blockbuster he was entrusted to make L.A. Confidential.

Swedes were astonished that Nobel prepared his will unaided and without consulting the executors of his estate and the institutions that he entrusted to make the awards.

Romand was entrusted to make miraculous-sounding high-interest investments with this money, which was really used to fund an increasingly affluent middle-class lifestyle.

It's hard, but you have got to accept that is the nature of professional sport and we are entrusted to make what we believe are the right calls.

Lars Tobiasson-Svartman is a naval officer trained as a hydrographic surveyor and entrusted to make soundings in the waters around Sweden in 1914 in order to chart new routes for bigger naval vessels.

[On claims he was weakening the democracy he professed trying to protect] What those intelligence officials are arguing is that democracy is unsustainable as a model, that the public can't be entrusted to make those decisions, that we should give up on them and move to an authoritarian system of government.

Obama and Reid in particular failed to keep promises, failed to wield the power they were entrusted to make real change happen.