entrust造句

I hope we can entrust each other.

I know I can entrust you with my secret.

I entrust my cat to a friend while I am away.

I wouldn't advise you to entrust anything of value to him.

You are a magistrate, and the only person I can entrust this matter to.

They persuade customers to entrust them with their credit cards-as both Amazon and Apple have done.

Rather than entrust the money supply to a guru or a professor, money is limited by the quantity of bullion.

But it does matter that it has an excellent, state-subsidised system of creches, to which mothers are happy to entrust their offspring.

Seek to find out what you could do better to be the kind of mother to whom your daughter can entrust her innermost secrets.

The Claimant and the Respondent shall jointly appoint or jointly entrust the Chairman to appoint a third arbitrator as the presiding arbitrator.

Rather than entrust the money supply to a guru or a professor, money is limited by the quantity of bullion. The law in the early 20th century stipulated that dollars be backed 40 percent in gold.

Even the traditionalists reserved the right to entrust their wealth to the next generation, although only if the children could be relied upon to build on the fortune rather than fritter it away.

We entrust the Local Inspection Authority to re-examine the result of the inspection indicates that the goods below the standard in smooth finish and color makes up 30 per cent of the goods.

This special report will explain how fund managers make these choices and what is best for the most important people: the individuals who entrust their savings to the fund-management industry.

Consumers may decide that it is unwise to entrust all their secrets to a single online firm such as Facebook, and decamp to less insular alternatives, such as Diaspora.

Any foreigner or foreign enterprise intending to apply for the registration of a trademark or for any other matters concerning a trademark in China shall entrust any of such organizations as designated by the State to act as his or its agent.