Sentence examples for often entrusted from inspiring English sources

Laparoscopic assistance is often entrusted to a less experienced resident, medical student, or operating room nurse.

That role was often entrusted to Robson-Kanu, who is usually a winger but played it superbly.

Decisions about how a scene would be played and composed were made on the spot and — in keeping with Mr. Rivette's longstanding philosophy — often entrusted to the actors.

They don't have badges or grand jury power, and yet corporate monitors are often entrusted to keep an eye on Wall Street.

And he seemed unwilling to let his novel carry the burden of representation that fiction from non-Western countries is often entrusted with in the West.

Soldiers were recruited from both the Youth Association and the Farmers Associationn, with members of the priority class most often entrusted with positions as officers and leaders.

When activists like me return from visiting the Afghan Peace Volunteers in Kabul, Afghanistan, young seamstresses there often entrust each of us with about fifty sky-blue scarves.

We often entrust care-related teaching to the nurses.

We often entrust those tasks to journal editors who have little experience and relatively scant achievement as scientists.

Police are often also entrusted with various licensing and regulatory activities.

The execution of the full-scale work would often be entrusted to assistants, though Rubens would usually paint key areas and thoroughly retouch the finished painting.