entrusting造句

The moon he caused to shine, the night to him entrusting.

Part III mainly deals with the crime condition of "securing illegitimate benefits for the entrusting person".

Objective To dicuss the relation of Dental caries of earlier school age children with single child, entrusting, and feeding ways.

Supplying or entrusting hazardous waste to a unit that does not have a business license for collection, storage, utilization and treatment of hazardous waste is prohibited.

With successive waves of people entrusting him with their cash, Ponzi needed only enough money to pay off those people redeeming their coupons.

With the development of society, economy and culture, the concept may continuously extend, entrusting an old word with new meanings and hence polysemy.

Yunnan Union Pharmaceutical Corporation cherished every era entrusting opportunity, strided forwards to develop into a professional, large-scale and modern pharmaceutical enterprise.

If notifier himself can't access some material or data for notification, he can entrust a third party to submit these material or data with the entrusting statement of the notifier.

“The notions that mothers are supposed to stay at home and that entrusting children to strangers is wrong are still deeply rooted in Dutch society, ” says Ingrid Ooms, one of the authors.

When Mr. Johnson took over at The Spectator, his friend and biographer, the political journalist Andrew Gimson, remarked that it was like "entrusting a Ming vase to an ape."