Sentence examples for simply entrust from inspiring English sources

They did not, as had been feared, simply entrust local government in all 14 states to the PRI (the Institutional Revolutionary Party), which had ruled Mexico for 71 years until 2000.

These are critical times for your business and you can't simply entrust the future of your brand to anyone who knows how to write a press release, place it on the wire, and send it via email.

Many people simply entrust the first person or company they find that seems trustworthy, but will they really help or just take your money?

Of course, if the deli workers had simply entrusted Mr. Hann with their keys so he could put the receipts inside their cars, the partnership could have continued.

Instead of simply entrusting governments and other actors with personal data and relying on their good faith, the new arrangement can be thought of as a kind of social contract.

As we have seen from the past, simply entrusting the federal government to act alone with regards to our constitutionally protected right to privacy is a terrible idea.

And so maybe he's simply entrusted the enterprise to Roger Ailes under the premise that as long as he can deliver viewers, what's the harm".

They were just entrusted with that.

"The former Secretary's communications were so important that she simply could not entrust them to government emails that could be hacked or compromised," said Clinton spokesperson/coronation coordinator Tricia Wallacebang.

It is as the side's only specialist spinner that Moeen offers more cause for concern but the selectors rightly decided that they simply could not yet entrust Adil Rashid with that role.

Elias simply took the bonds entrusted to SLS and sold them for cash to blue-chip banks across the world at around a quarter of their real value," says an investigator.