Sentence examples for would entrust to from inspiring English sources

As a matter of law and politics, that is still my position, for this is not a decision I would entrust to courts and legislatures, even given that some parents will make choices I would find repugnant.

But someone at the department recalled telling the reporter that I was the kind of person she would entrust to babysit her three-year-old daughter.

But someone at the department recalled telling the reporter that I was the kind of person she would entrust to babysit her 3-year-old daughter.

But I don't see anything in her record that would give me that kind of confidence that I would entrust to her the job of creating a world where my daughter will thrive.

They also shared a common desire for reassurance about if and when their relatives were home alone, though mixed opinions were discussed on which activities they would entrust to the system in their absence.

If there's a fight coming, over the lives of Romania's transgender sons and daughters, Patrick is the one person in the world I'd entrust to lead the charge, with the carnation and the bullhorn both.

The scathing grand jury report released in January 2011, which led to the charges, described examples in which Monsignor Lynn "knowingly allowed priests who had sexually abused minors to be assigned to positions where unsuspecting parents and teachers would entrust children to their care".

So every time he set out with a cargo of chocolate or rice, he would entrust himself to Our Lady of Carmen, the patron saint of drivers.

Instead, for thousands of years, their culture was passed down orally, often in the form of stories that parents and grandparents would tell and entrust to their children.

And when in his public speeches he asked voters whether they would entrust their government to a man who wanted black people to serve on juries and to be eligible for high office, he got just the response he expected – they shouted, "Never!" Douglas's face-to-face debates with Lincoln energised the electorate as never before.

And no mother in her right mind would entrust that future to someone whose policies have already threatened to destroy it.