Sentence examples for problem entrusted from inspiring English sources

(The Greek physician and pharmacologist Diskorides was given a sumptuous re-edition in Baghdad almost 1,000 years after his death).How to show all this at full strength in a single show was a problem entrusted to the firm hands of two Metropolitan curators, Helen Evans and William Wixom.

The task of addressing the second, general problem is best entrusted to the panpsychist.

There also are insurmountable problems with entrusting algorithms to distinguish infringing uses of copyright materials from legal ones.

In this problem, the firm entrusts some of its business process to external vendors, and each store can split the ordered quantity between one or more potential vendors, represented as a multi-sourcing strategies.

All true, but the biggest problem is that the producers entrusted the film to a first-time director.

Mr. Gover recounted the bureau's evolution from a War Department office that dealt with what white Americans regarded as the "Indian problem" to an Interior Department agency entrusted with promoting tribal autonomy and improving the lives of Indians.

That was a problem for the Phillies, who entrusted a three-run lead to Ryan Madson, not Brad Lidge, who had allowed three runs in the ninth to lose Game 4. Jorge Posada greeted Madson in the ninth with a double off the right-field wall, and Hideki Matsui singled to left.

Due to van Marken's health problems, François Gerard Waller, his nephew, was entrusted with the management of the factory in 1886.

In the worst case, your friend will find it so inappropriate that you will not be entrusted with his/her problems in the future.

Much of the statement smacks of the recent experiences of more southern Conservative and Lib Dem councillors and of new ministers who haven't had time to talk to those entrusted with administering planning problems over a period.

And it's not an easy problem to solve, but if I am entrusted with the presidency it will be the first civil rights act of the 21st century.