Sentence examples for of entrusting the from inspiring English sources

Certainly, it was Trajan who had taken the fateful step of entrusting the army of Syria to Hadrian.

The electorate chose to run the risk of entrusting the presidency to someone skeptical about the doctrine of the Trinity.

Prohibitions against human dissection were slowly lifting, and Mondino performed his own dissections rather than following the customary procedure of entrusting the task to a menial.

He has a habit of entrusting the older Andrey with his possessions, coolly inviting him to step up and be a man.

Throughout history, the U.S. people have done a remarkable job of entrusting the handling of great crises to individuals of sound judgment and temperament.

The 18th century would have approved of entrusting the disappearance from sight of the poor, the afflicted, the workless, the seeker of asylum and the criminal, to new superintendents of the poor, including A4E, Capita and Serco.

Outsourcing R&D refers to the practice of firms entrusting the performance of an activity that was performed formerly in-house to an external entity [24].

"It took a lot of advocacy to convince people to entrust the use of antibiotics at the community level".

Under the Italian Constitution, that committee must be headed by the opposition, and the establishment is wary of entrusting it to the Five Star Movement of Beppe Grillo, a former comedian.

Mürebbiye (1895; "Governess") was a bold attack on the prevalent custom of entrusting children to the care of often domineering governesses.

Firstly, the Dutch healthcare system was centralised or state-oriented, i.e. the Dutch government regulated the supply of healthcare instead of entrusting it to the patients and healthcare insurers and providers.