Sentence examples for entrusting children from inspiring English sources
Mürebbiye (1895; "Governess") was a bold attack on the prevalent custom of entrusting children to the care of often domineering governesses.
"The notions that mothers are supposed to stay at home and that entrusting children to strangers is wrong are still deeply rooted in Dutch society," says Ingrid Ooms, one of the authors.
The scathing grand jury report released in January 2011, which led to the charges, described examples in which Monsignor Lynn "knowingly allowed priests who had sexually abused minors to be assigned to positions where unsuspecting parents and teachers would entrust children to their care".
We are entrusting our children to you".
The film stars Stephane Audran, Chabrol's wife at the time, a menacing beauty to whom most people might fear entrusting small children or house plants.
"Shouldn't we have some kind of analog to that with the people we are entrusting our children to?" Teachers' unions and others in the traditional education establishment argue that charter schools are driving teachers away with longer hours and school years, as well as higher workplace demands.
After his father died ten years ago, Windy's mother could not financially support her family, so she decided to take a job in a far away part of town, entrusting her children to her cousin.
It's particularly unprofessional when the job involves an intimate relationship (i.e., entrusting your child to someone's care), where someone may be privy to details about your private life.
A parent would think twice about entrusting their child with the family notebook for a. school trip, but the dot would be the perfect companion.
When it's not okay is the "first" time that "you" the parent become complacent entrusting your child to a pedophile who happens to be a coach.
