Sentence examples for entrusts a from inspiring English sources

The resulting brand intimacy entrusts a brand with a disproportionate share of consumers' time, data, recommendation and spend.

Last week, The New York Times reported on Sweden's national Twitter feed, @Sweden, a government initiative that entrusts a different citizen with the account every seven days.

"One of the challenges is to understand the mentality of an investor who entrusts a majority, if not all, of their invested assets with one person to manage over a long period of time," Mr. Schwartz said.

Wolff was the first owner to sell minority stakes to his key people, President Mike Crowley and general manager Billy Beane, to whom he entrusts a lot of control.

In Birkdale District Electricity Supply Co. v. Southport Corporation (1926), the House of Lords held that if legislation entrusts a public authority with certain powers and duties to be exercised for public purposes, it is illegal for the authority to enter into a contract that prevents itself from exercising its powers.

The result of a long business relationship, the World Wildlife foundation entrusted Ad Hoc Films with their entire photo archive to pick the very best for the sequence.

Nonetheless studios were skittish about entrusting a neophyte with such sensitive material.

"Osama studied these files carefully before entrusting a particular task to anyone," Gunaratna writes.

We haven't yet entrusted a national vision to a Thucydides or Shakespeare.

Everyone supports consumer protection, but we should never entrust a single person with this much power and public money".

The team has been unable to find left-handers — other than Rice — to whom they can entrust a close game.