Sentence examples for not to entrust from inspiring English sources

Because we tend not to entrust this sort of critical public infrastructure to the private sector.

Friends had warned Ms. Valdez not to entrust her daughter to Mr. Lebron while she was at work.

People will know not to entrust you with anything that really matters, plus there is no heavy machinery to operate.

It spares the ignorant and the dilatory from the consequences of their mistakes, while imposing few costs on those who genuinely prefer not to entrust their pension money to their employer's custody.

It is no longer thought progressive for men to portray experiences that are explicitly not their own onscreen; sometimes, it's even a liability not to entrust those people to tell their own stories.

After Germany announced unrestricted submarine warfare against Britain, Berlin declared every British merchant ship a legitimate target and warned neutral parties like the United States not to entrust passengers or cargo to such vessels.

He did not wish to entrust the lower half of his body to his mother-in-law.

Rather, the spark came from the accidental radicalism of the British electorate who were ready to be rid of one big party, Labour, at the last election, but not ready to entrust majority rule to another, the Conservatives.

A look at the EU's top officeholders shows that member states are not prepared to entrust the common undertaking to strong leaders, opting instead for low-profile moderates who can create – or get us to resign ourselves to – consensus.

Such a meeting would require intense security, security that some Pashtun factions might not want to entrust entirely to the Northern Alliance, which is dominated by ethnic Tajiks and Uzbeks.

Although it is a job for which there is little competition, it is also one that council leaders did not want to entrust to just any member, an official said.