Sentence examples for entrusted it with from inspiring English sources

By delegating their power, citizens have entrusted it with the responsibility to prevent its violation.

Vanguard, the nation's second-biggest fund company, would soon add one more to the seven million or so clients who have entrusted it with $575 billion.

Competition from other forms of fundraising and philanthropy made it crucial, United Way leaders believed, to devise ways that the organization could provide some other "value added" for those who entrusted it with their charitable dollars.

It seems reckless to stop calling on those who have the most direct stake in a school – having entrusted it with their own children's education – to lend a hand.

His views on the superiority of blue-eyed Nordic races are not easy to accept, and he made little secret of a violently aberrant sexuality: in the 1930s, he endowed a museum in his birthplace of Melbourne, and entrusted it with a large collection of whips, pornography and blood-stained shirts: "Music is the art of agony," he noted.

By the end of this year, once paid apps are added to Facebook's App Center, it wouldn't be surprising if 50 million people, or about five percent of Facebook's users are purchasing apps and other digital good, like movies, music and TV episodes, which means Facebook would have a pool of 50 million people who have entrusted it with their credit card information.

KABUL, Afghanistan -- American, European and other foreign leaders met here Tuesday to pledge anew their support for Afghanistan, agree to entrust it with more spending decisions, and embrace its president's commitment for Afghan forces to take charge of security by 2014.

Consequently, the 1950 proceeding in no way suggests that the Board has deviated from its consistent position that Congress did not entrust it with the exclusive responsibility for policing anti-competitive effects of § 408 transactions.

Facebook is an anomaly among its Silicon Valley peers in that its business involves both convincing customers to entrust it with their most sensitive and private information and simultaneously making that private and sensitive information as accessible as possible to advertisers and developers worldwide to exploit for commercial purposes.

The company's success in the fourth quarter was driven in part by customers entrusting it with more money.

Also, it may be easier for a bank to persuade customers to entrust it with information on their travel preferences than for an airline to persuade them to entrust it with information about their financial transactions.