Sentence examples for would have entrusted from inspiring English sources
One version of the bill would have entrusted the testing to a committee made up primarily of the railroads, but others involved in the talks insisted that the work be done by contractors free of conflicts of interest.
He lingers lovingly over the watershed triumph, in the presidential election of 1800, of Thomas Jefferson and his Democratic-Republicans over aristocratic Federalists like John Adams, who would have entrusted the Constitution to the Supreme Court.
Hope you don't find the one I've been talking about this morning - one Amelia Dyer, the Caversham woman who (in Victorian times) was responsible for the murder of some 400 babies she'd had entrusted into her care.
But some experts on Iraq say that even if Iraq were somehow involved in the Sept. 11 attacks, President Hussein would never have entrusted such a sensitive matter to a mid-level officer like Mr. Ani.
"I am personally saddened to discover that some of our own would so callously abuse the confidence and faith that we have entrusted upon them," Sanparks head David Mabunda said.
Vanguard, the nation's second-biggest fund company, would soon add one more to the seven million or so clients who have entrusted it with $575 billion.
"This is the kind of sales culture you would expect at a used car lot, not from your stockbroker to whom you have entrusted your money".
You might think that this number would not be used for any other reason, given the solemn purpose for which you have entrusted it.
We would like to hear an answer on this issue from our public officials, whom we have entrusted with so much.
"Californians have entrusted me to fight for them.
