Sentence examples for tasks entrusted from inspiring English sources

Even the C.I.A. (not to mention the State Department and the Defense Department) was found inadequate to the tasks entrusted to Colonel North.

What exactly are the tasks entrusted to both agencies and how can we characterize them in relation to decision-making, production and implementation costs?

When amending the regulation in question, we have attempted to assess the tasks entrusted to the committee and bring those considered to be political rather than technical before the House for it to study and vote on.

Apart from being a spare tire, presiding over the Senate is the one and only task entrusted to you under the Constitution of the United States.

In the evening, after telling the King that he felt he had failed him in the task entrusted to him, Prime Minister Koryzis committed suicide.

'Commission' is here used in the meaning of a task entrusted to someone.

He was presenting his account of one of the defining events of Jewish history to the world's only Jewish country – a country whose leading officials had chosen him for the task, entrusting him with this work of memory.

In cases where patients were too cognitively impaired to use the PHR themselves, these tasks were entrusted to a carer.

This task was entrusted to a commission, which produced several important drafts.

In London, the task was entrusted to Joseph Bazalgette - one he began in 1859 and completed in 1875.

It is only through building multiple, trusted forms of communication that we can turn the tide against misinformation, and local media must be tasked and entrusted with responsibility to do this.