Sentence examples for have to entrust from inspiring English sources
Much of this will go on the creation of its own data cloud, supported by five data centres around the world, so that it does not have to entrust its data to anyone else.Partnerships with non-insurers are another way for conventional insurers to smarten up their act.
For our safety, we have to entrust some of our information to the NSA, understanding that they only review the data with a warrant.
If it is, and since it is part of the process, we have to entrust the super delegates to perform a necessary service based upon their experience and view of the political scenario as it unfolds in the late summer.
My daughter -- along with everyone else's sons and daughters, those who we will have to entrust with leading our nation in the future -- already has no choice but to be attuned to the mosaic of peoples who occupy the dots on the world map.
The artist is not allowed to leave Beijing, and had to entrust the installation to collaborators.
The only glitch was that Young had pitched seven sparkling innings, not nine, so the Mets had to entrust a two-run lead to their bargain-basement bullpen.
"I have decided to entrust the first team to Mike Ford," the Toulon president, Mourad Boudjellal, said in an unusually terse statement.
Selection criteria for the healthcare professionals were that they had to be entrusted with the care for MTBI patients and were not involved in the study.
We have thus decided to entrust an external, specially trained third party with this task.
Mr. Zanuck has never hesitated to entrust neophytes with responsibility, as his father did with him.
