| It suffices them that He does it through them, appoints them as its guards and entrusts it to them. |
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| When a luxe brand entrusts its production to a factory in Asia, it obviously saves money. |
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| But his tight-fistedness drives him to cut corners on the renovations he entrusts to his shady real estate agent. |
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| The public entrusts enormous discretionary power to the banks' loan managers. |
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| Yet no state is sovereign over matters like immigration and naturalization, which the Constitution entrusts to Congress. |
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| The process has exposed bizarre weaknesses in the way that America casts its votes and entrusts the job of overseeing elections to politicians. |
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| Bel thus entrusts its managers with responsibilities that are tangible, varied and contributive to the success of the business. |
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| The Charter of the United Nations entrusts the sacred responsibility of maintaining international peace and security to the Security Council. |
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| Very early on the Bank entrusts them with real responsibilities while at the same time providing supervision. |
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| The Queen of the Night entrusts a young prince, Tamino, and the gaily feathered bird-man, Papageno, with a mission. |
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| Within the framework of its search for optimization, Inoforges then entrusts the Cetim's trade experts to check its calculations. |
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| As the sower who entrusts his grain to the earth and allows the time of God to do its work. |
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| The delegation of the responsibility for providing ATS is a mechanism by which a State entrusts another State with the responsibility of providing ATS over the delegating State's FIR or parts thereof. |
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| Everything depends on our attitude to the roles society entrusts to us. |
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| Article 155, paragraph 1, prescribes the penalty of imprisonment for a period of not less than one year and not more than three years for any person who abandons his newborn child or entrusts him to another person. |
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| Article 155, paragraphs 1 and 5, of the Rights of the Child Act prescribe the penalties for any person who abandons his or her child, entrusts the child to the care of a third party or neglects the child. |
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| The KTA Regulation states that all powers of the Agency shall be vested in the Board, and entrusts to the Board the general responsibility for the activities of the Agency. |
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| King Stefan entrusts the babe to bickering fairies Knotgrass, Flittle and Thistletwit, who raise Aurora in a secluded woodland cottage. |
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| A party normally entrusts some members of parliament, known as whips, with the task of ensuring that all party members vote as desired. |
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| The same Article entrusts to the Organization the solution of humanitarian problems, and the settlement of international disputes in conformity with international law. |
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| A renewed enthusiasm for the covenant that God makes with each one will be, without doubt, sign and expression of God's love for the young people whom God entrusts to us. |
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| It entrusts public service broadcasting to RAI on an exclusive basis, referring to the service contract as the legal instrument fleshing out the provisions of the Convention itself. |
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| If the holder entrusts the operation of the licence to a third party acting as paying agent, the holder is held jointly and severally liable for all the paying agent's obligations relating to the UCI ProTour. |
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| A sales agreement entrusts Sonatrach with the sale of the gas produced. |
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| In a relationship each partner entrusts their intimacy to the other. |
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| He has every right to demand that the European institutions to which he entrusts his money will handle it carefully and that, should frauds be committed, these will be detected and punished. |
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| The Constitution entrusts the overall management of the national judiciary to an independent body which adjudicates disputes and takes its decisions in accordance with the Constitution and the law. |
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| We must reconcile the necessary support to the African Union with the principle of the universality of the United Nations and with the special role that the Charter entrusts to the Security Council. |
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| The Ministry of Magic entrusts the Dementors of Azkaban to guard Hogwarts from Black. |
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| The government's policy entrusts departments and agencies with the responsibility and duty to conduct impact studies on privacy for all major initiatives in the development stage. |
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| The mother who entrusts the supervision of her child to her neighbour recognises that her child and, indirectly, she herself could come to harm if the neighbour turns out to be less than conscientious in her duties. |
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