Sentence examples for idea of entrusting from inspiring English sources
After the bust, the government went off the idea of entrusting its finances to a single company.
Yet despite much high-flown rhetoric, emissions have remained static for the past five years.There are signs, now, that the idea of entrusting private firms with Britain's energy infrastructure is falling from favour.
Mr. Ben Ami visited Amman, Jordan, and Cairo today to promote the idea of entrusting the sacred heart of the Old City, known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as Haram al Sharif, to the United Nations Security Council to resolve conflicting Israeli and Palestinian demands for sovereignty over the site.
At a time when the average tenure of a Premier League manager is just over one year – seven have already been sacked this season – the idea of entrusting all elements of player recruitment and long-term strategy to the manager is anachronistic.
Most of these exactly parallel those discussed earlier that beset the idea of entrusting the choices of a child to a representative.
Even assuming you like the idea of entrusting health promotion campaigns to your health insurance company, is the MLR a remotely suitable mechanism for encouraging them to engage in these campaigns?
When I landed in New York, I realized it was a bad idea to entrust my hair to a stranger.
A commentator claimed that the predominantly Japanese idea to entrust important decisions to others could have its ideological origin in Buddhism [ 21].
But they'd be missing the trick; the idea of inmates being entrusted with sharp knives and dangerous cooking utensils is not as fanciful as it seems.
Corruption is defined as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain.
On 10 July both sides renounced the idea of a plebiscite and entrusted the Conference of Ambassadors with the decision.
