Sentence examples for it entrust from inspiring English sources

She was referring to Mr Estrada's decision to sack his defence lawyers and, as he put it, entrust his fate to the people and to God.

Nor should it entrust him, once president, to act on or make public a report that might indict him of one.

Those are big shifts in a business model, and ones I guided and helped, but the big part of actually doing it, I entrust the management team to do that.

By that time there are hopes that the Artemis Academy will have consolidated even further its progress in the art of singlehanded racing, a project it entrusted to OC Sport in 2006.

It entrusts the entire fortune to Chan Chun-chuen, Mrs. Wang's feng shui adviser.

It entrusted the ailing company to someone whose experience largely lies in managing well-run businesses in America, not in turning around gloomy manufacturing operations in Japan.

The public needs to know the true identity of those to whom it entrusts power, whether through the political process or through the economy.

And who can have faith the government will properly support those returning to work when it entrusts the transition to a discredited agency such as A4e?

In large part, it entrusts the task of devising cost-saving health-care innovation to communities like Boise and Boston and Buffalo, rather than to the drug and device companies and the public and private insurers that have failed to do so.

But the contract has instead illustrated how the federal government, like New Jersey and some other states, has faced considerable difficulties regulating these places, even as it entrusts more and more inmates to them.

The tradition of bureaucratic control goes back to Japan's dash to catch up with the industrialized West, a task it entrusted to career officials drawn from top universities rather than lawmakers, who were seen as too short-sighted and corruptible.