The phrase "entrusted from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard expressions and may lead to confusion.
Example: "The documents were entrusted from the previous manager, but it was unclear who was responsible for them now."
Alternatives: "entrusted by" or "assigned from".
In a telephone interview from the Beijing hospital room where he is being confined, Mr. Chen said he prepared a visa application on Sunday and "entrusted people from the central government to help me with it".
Some lawyers have made hundreds of thousands of dollars -- drawn from the assets entrusted to them -- from appointments, although court administrators have recently put limits on the amount of such work that a lawyer may do.
My command is entrusted with learning from past operations to provide effective solutions for the future.
At the simplest level, banks are entrusted with deposits from individuals, businesses and governments.
Let us preserve the global house in which we live, right here in New Jersey, and beneath the stars, for it is a gift that has been entrusted to us from the mind of God.
Until now the task of searching the mountains and ravines here has been entrusted to fighters from the Eastern Shura, a regional government that is the source of three different and sometimes antagonistic forces.
In 1820, with the army of José de San Martín approaching, Peru's viceroy José de la Serna entrusted the gold from the city's cathedral to a British sea trader named Captain William Thompson.
But his behavior while in office has drawn more scrutiny and raised concerns that he would be unable to obtain a final security clearance, which he needs to perform the many jobs Trump has entrusted to him, from negotiating foreign trade deals to overseeing a Middle East peace process.
The story of Theranos is a cautionary tale for organizations everywhere and presents an opportunity to closely examine the people entrusted as leaders from middle management to the C-suite.
I was a little apprehensive at the beginning because of my professional inexperience, the importance of the responsibilities which were entrusted to me from the very start and the sheer enormity of the task at hand - in Burundi violations of child rights are rife and 11 per cent of the population are orphans or children considered as vulnerable - was overwhelming.
