Sentence examples for if they entrust from inspiring English sources

I have two promises to make today so that voters will know exactly what I'll do if they entrust me with the highest office in the land.

But they also know they wouldn't trust Boris not to put his coffee mug down on the nuclear button by mistake if they entrusted him with the premiership.

Can they entrust the euro to a compromise choice?

"They entrust their assets to us for management.

"They entrust their children to me".

Under the bill, manufacturers and sellers of semi-automatic rifles could be sued for acts committed with guns if they "negligently entrusted" the weapon to someone they "reasonably should have known might use the weapon to cause bodily injury".

While being away from their relatives, participants expressed the need to "check up" if they were to entrust the system to look after their relatives in their absence.

"If we're entrusting so much of who we are to large companies, they should entrust us with a sense of where they're keeping it all, and what it looks like".

What they mean is, if you entrust people with your stuff, they have to take care of it as least as well as they take care of their own.

David Justice -- If the Mets can't trade Justice, they'll entrust him with the fifth spot and hope he can hit the way he did in 2000.

They also shared a common desire for reassurance about if and when their relatives were home alone, though mixed opinions were discussed on which activities they would entrust to the system in their absence.