Sentence examples for wish to entrust from inspiring English sources

He did not wish to entrust the lower half of his body to his mother-in-law.

One certainly would not wish to entrust the stewardship of one's soul to Jamie Ballard's pallid Pastor Manders, whose rejection of Niamh Cusack's Helen Alving in her hour of need seems particularly spineless.

"Would we really wish to entrust his remains to them again?

Once again, the British government did not wish to entrust its interests in Japan to a foreign officer, so the British Chiefs of Staff appointed Air Vice Marshal Cecil Bouchier as their representative at MacArthur's headquarters.

In so far as partners wish to entrust UNICEF with a leadership mandate in the area of nutrition, the organization should give itself as soon as possible the means to acquire a strong technical expertise in this field.

Toward our first research objective, we learned that ICPs envisioned being able to choose which activities and situations they wished to entrust to system and indicate when they would desire this support (i.e., via care schedules or spontaneous requests).

The Secretary-General, he says, is "invested only with the power that a united Security Council may wish to bestow, and the moral authority entrusted to him by the Charter" — or, put more plainly, he has nothing but his voice.

Persons entrusted to gather informed consent should verbally go through the documentation in the home language of the research participants, who should also be given sufficient time to consider whether they wish to participate in the study.

The creator wishes to wipe out degenerate mankind with a flood, but Noah and his family are to be spared, and entrusted with the task of rescuing breeding-pairs of every animal species in an ark.

When Christ wished to come upon the earth to men, the good Father summoned a mighty power in heaven, which was called Michael, and entrusted Christ to the care thereof.

"I didn't want to entrust it to someone else".