Sentence examples for role entrusted from inspiring English sources

"We have difficulty in seeing the need for, or the wisdom of, attempting to legislate for [subsidiarity] in the convention, any more than for the many other tools of interpretation which have been developed by the court in carrying out the judicial role entrusted to it," Bratza said.

"We have difficulty in seeing the need for, or the wisdom of, attempting to legislate for [subsidiarity] in the European convention of human rights, any more than for the many other tools of interpretation which have been developed by the court in carrying out the judicial role entrusted to it," Bratza said.

The former Soviet Union was, by constitution, a federal state; but, apart from the nominal character of at least certain parts of its constitution, the constitutional role entrusted to the Communist Party unified the system to such an extent that the state was essentially unitary with some semifederal aspects.

Because trust and reciprocity are prominent features of cognitive social capital, the presence of these factors tends to promote compliance with the roles entrusted to VHVs.

One of the critical differences in implementation of these funds has been the unique and multiple roles entrusted to UNICEF; UNICEF acts as the secretariat of the mechanism, manages funds and procurement, assists the relevant ministry in donor and programme coordination as well as provides additional technical capacity as required in specific areas.

Hartman's role was entrusted to a young vocalist, José James.

They have a crack and each man is given a role and entrusted to back his skills and be himself.

The title role is entrusted to Ralph Fiennes, the protagonist also of the Almeida's "Richard II," which will alternate with "Coriolanus".

He seems to have believed, humbly but firmly, that God played a role in entrusting the United States of America with "the sacred fire of liberty" and "the destiny of the republican model of government".

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

The club took the land on a 21-year lease, and entrusted the role of surveyor and engineer to a local carpenter, Harry Pumfrey, who despite a lack of qualifications produced plans "which would have done credit to the most expensive professional architect".