Why won't the country agree to entrust itself to his fine mind?
A more persuasive analysis than the all's-well theory holds that Tuesday's debacle reveals the limitations of the "mobilize the base" strategy, which Karl Rove devised on behalf of his boss, and which has required the Republican Party to entrust itself entirely to a hard core of taxophobes, Christianists, and dittoheads.
Statements like Mrs. Fowler's have prompted some lawmakers and outside legal experts to question whether the Pentagon can be entrusted to investigate itself in a scandal that has badly tarnished the military and the United States.
In effect the Chicago Symphony bought itself time, entrusting artistic matters in the interim to these towering, though elderly, maestros.
Mortality Itself: Itself.
Dante entrusts him with Yamato before departing.
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.
But in Ghana … the patient entrusts their life with you.
"A passport is a valuable personal document itself, and to get one, you entrust us with very sensitive information".
As a result, despite the laudable efforts made by the dedicated conservationists over the years, the tiger and lion population has been declining.The Indian forest service, itself a relic of the Raj, entrusted with guarding its wildlife, is largely ineffective, indolent, and even indifferent.
