Sentence examples for entrusted for from inspiring English sources

For instance, Mr. Silver was entrusted for years with developing "Wonder Woman" into a big-budget movie.

Two years ago the archive was entrusted for safekeeping to the Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum, which owns five Whistler canvases.

It would be entrusted for the first time with oversight of all of the largest and most interconnected financial companies, even if they are not banks.

Entrusted for restoration to the most celebrated European goldsmith of the age, Benvenuto Cellini, the beast entered the collection of the ultimate patron of the arts, Duke Cosimo I de'Medici.

After her nephew was killed, she fled to France, leaving behind two cotton pillowcases full of diamond-encrusted baubles, which were entrusted for safekeeping to Swedish diplomats in Petrograd.

But the museum remains at least a year in the making, so that the space can be remodeled for the public, and Brodsky's various possessions can be gathered from the friends to whom they were entrusted for safekeeping decades ago.

More than 500 were entrusted to for-profit conservators without their consent at hearings that lasted minutes.

There is questionable wisdom in entrusting a for-profit corporation with measuring how well kids learn to read, write, compute, and think, the last of which is especially unlikely to be accurately gauged by industrial-scale metrics.

"The people have entrusted me for 16 years with the responsibility of making decisions that affect their lives," she said.

A spokesman for Transparency International in Berlin said its index was based on a definition of corruption as "the abuse of entrusted power for private gain".

Defining corruption as "the abuse of entrusted power for private gain," Transparency International ranked 180 countries by interviewing experts and business people both inside and outside each country.