Sentence examples for longer entrusted from inspiring English sources

Essentially Euclidean geometric space of lines, points and surfaces is being challenged: the relations between the different points of the space, no longer entrusted to certain privileged channels, are being rearranged in a huge variety of possible ways, via reciprocal, non-symmetrical correlations.

But in an extraordinary show of frustration over the country's management, the party rank and file signaled this week that with the announcement that Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori intends to step down, they would no longer entrust transition matters to the elderly barons.

Mr. Zelman is surely right that remembrance can no longer be entrusted merely to survivors, most of whom will soon be gone.

If universities cannot afford the protection necessary to ensure that bomb fuel is kept out of Al Qaeda's hands, they should no longer be entrusted with it.

Control over that data has become so important to the enterprise that it can no longer be entrusted to the IT department, or even to Marketing, but needs to be managed by a new type of C-level executive, a Chief Data Officer, whose primary task is to maximize the usefulness of the data throughout the organization.

Military might is no longer a necessary evil; entrusted to American hands, it has become invaluable.

On a serious note, that $2.6 billion represents money that is no longer held by the investors who entrusted their financial future to the firm and will not benefit the portfolio owner.

These are the hallmarks of the emerging American police state, where police officers, no longer mere servants of the people entrusted with keeping the peace, are part of an elite ruling class dependent on keeping the masses corralled, under control, and treated like suspects and enemies rather than citizens.

If you don't have said email, you're probably going to be waiting a little longer if not indefinitely — unless the retailer you entrusted receives part of the last run of TouchPads.

And so the curtain was lifted on the Web 2.0, offering social spaces where personal information no longer needed protection because it was provided voluntarily, entrusted unto the hands of corporate henchmen who silently milk friends of friends of friends for all they are worth.

We, as a Native people, will no longer tolerate the scarring of our souls by those entrusted to protect and nurture our spirituality.