Sentence examples for entrusting that from inspiring English sources

When the people choose their president, they are entrusting that person with their security, well-being and survival.

From voodoo-wielding shamans to weekly History Channel specials on Nostradamus, mankind has long been obsessed with knowing what the future holds, and entrusting that knowledge to a particular few.

You only entrust that job to people you have the greatest esteem for and the greatest confidence in.

But they would entrust that information to a limited number of sites they'd built a relationship with".

The legislation in Congress entrusts that job to a new Financial Stability Oversight Council, led by the Treasury secretary, with the Fed chairman as only one of several voting members.

And no mother in her right mind would entrust that future to someone whose policies have already threatened to destroy it.

You couldn't entrust that responsibility to a single group of experts based in one facility because the internet was supposed to be a truly global entity, universally accessible and outside the reach of a single sovereign state.

The Ming state took the collection of land taxes its main revenues by far out of the hands of civil service officials and entrusted that responsibility directly to well-to-do faminy heads in the countryside.

Referring to the armies of overseas contractors tech companies use to police social media he said, "are you going to entrust that decision to someone getting paid $2 an hour in the Philippines?" After the meeting wrapped up, the nation's top spies demonstrated their skills of evasion.

This legislation would effectively entrust that decision to a regional state.

It is wise and fair to not entrust that person until he or she has proven to be more trustworthy.