Sentence examples for entrustment of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "entrustment of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the act of assigning responsibility or trust to someone regarding a particular task or asset. Example: "The entrustment of the project to the new manager was a strategic decision by the board."
According to the S.E.C., this type of entrustment of information was sufficient to establish the requisite duty for insider trading.
Although they have had contacts with the local people before colonialism, their permanent settlement in Ghana was motivated mainly by the entrustment of cattle by local people.
Cooperation and strong social networks between them and these communities are built in many ways such as exchanges of goods and services, entrustment of cattle to them, friendship, visitations, trade, communal labour, social solidarity and even marriage with some Ghanaians.
To recapture our former greatness and prosperity attained by a national strategy of invincible self-defense; peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations; and, entangling alliances with none, we need only to follow the Constitution's entrustment of decisions on war or peace exclusively to Congress.
"Considering all the circumstance of the case," the archdiocese said in a note, officials "believe that the prayer for the deceased and his entrustment to the mercy of God must take place in a strictly private form".
The scope of entrustment will vary depending on the nature of the trial (eg, setting, health condition under study, investigations performed).
This suggests that there is good understanding of EPAs as we presented the concept, particularly the developmental nature of entrustment among College Fellows who responded to our survey, many of whom are engaged in the supervision and teaching of trainees.
Due to Kolbe's efforts to promote consecration and entrustment to Mary, he is known as the Apostle of Consecration to Mary.
The early colonial sistema de encomienda (system of entrustment) was the Spanish crown's method to establish and maintain the Spanish criollo and mestizo elites' dominance in all facets of Salvadoran life and inhibit the indigenous population's upward mobility (Boland 2001: 16).
He was active in the consecration and entrustment to Mary.
British officials said there would now be talks with Bermuda on the interpretation of the general entrustment.
