Sentence examples for entrust to the from inspiring English sources

"War is too serious a matter," Georges Clemenceau famously quipped, "to entrust to the generals".

It is not a message he plans to entrust to the runway or ordinary television.

And there's this lovely dictionary definition of consign which is 'to entrust to the care of'.

Let's face it, sporting glory is a far too fragile thing to entrust to the vagaries of our subconscious.

Considering how much information we entrust to the Internet every day, it is hard to believe there is no general law to protect people's privacy online.

The right of privacy was deemed too precious to entrust to the discretion of those whose job is the detection of crime and the arrest of criminals.

That function is entrusted to the Commission.

Entrusted to The Riverside-Nassau North Chapels.

These were now to be entrusted to the new basilica.

That determination is entrusted to the trial judge's discretion.

That judgment is entrusted to the nation's elected leaders.