Sentence examples for which entrusts from inspiring English sources

That is guaranteed by the constitution, which entrusts the four most important ministries, including home affairs, to the military, gives a quarter of parliamentary seats to serving soldiers and empowers a military-dominated security council to declare emergency law – in effect a constitutional coup – whenever it fancies.

Mr. Eichler's stellar investment performance attracted the likes of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, which entrusted him with millions of dollars of their clients' money.

In 1949 the government of Bihar passed the Buddha-Gaya Temple Act, which entrusted the management of the temple to a committee composed equally of Hindus and Buddhists.

There are UK local authorities and charities, too, which entrusted more than £1bn with failed Icelandic banks and are still waiting to get much of their money back.

Often these schemes were pioneered by Catholic- or Socialist-dominated local councils, which entrusted the management to their own cooperatives; government approval of "municipal socialism" was much resented by local businessmen, shopkeepers, and others.

Last but not least, quality democracy requires citizens, organisations and political parties to participate and compete to obtain elective offices which entrust them, not only with the power to hold office and take decisions, but also the responsibility of doing so.

This non-Muslim Brotherhood electorate which entrusted Morsi with its vote expect to be vindicated in their support.

Over three long years, he writes her love letters, which he entrusts to her brother, saying he wants to marry her.

The hospital trust, which I entrusted myself to, includes a regional elective orthopaedics centre.

Ascot itself attracted $1.8 billion in investments, almost all of which was entrusted to Mr. Madoff.

The German people are excluded from the League of Nations, to which is entrusted all work of common interest to the world.