Sentence examples for fail to entrust from inspiring English sources

He added that if "we fail to entrust the job to the people in the region who can do the job, tomorrow the world will be safe for no one".

By its standard the Jewish people have been judged by the Prophets who surrendered to God's will, as well as by the Rabbis and the doctors of Law, for to them the protection of God's book was entrusted: If any do fail to judge by what God has revealed (including the Torah), they are (no better than) unbelievers.

If they fail to improve, the brands and businesses they depend upon will become cautious of entrusting their content with a third-party and their legion of unimpressed end users.

After the institution to which she had entrusted her salvation failed to support her son against his assailant, her marriage crumbled.

"Declan Sullivan was entrusted to our care, and we failed to keep him safe," the Rev. John Jenkins wrote.

Before either one concluded, the university's president, the Rev. John Jenkins, composed an e-mail to the larger Notre Dame family in which he wrote, "Declan Sullivan was entrusted to our care, and we failed to keep him safe".

I would not entrust my life to men who have failed to take significant action in Iran, or anywhere around the globe.

Again investors have failed to exert adequate control over the agents that they have entrusted to keep an eye on their money.

Allawi has been entrusted with pushing a concept that has failed to take hold at any point since the US-led invasion in 2003 that upended Iraq's power base.

Obama and Reid in particular failed to keep promises, failed to wield the power they were entrusted to make real change happen.

Our food system fails to feed the hungry at the best of times, without entrusting it to the same gamblers whose risky finance already brought about a global financial crisis".