Examples of using Entrust it in English and their translations into French
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establish UNMISET and entrust it with the mandate outlined in the report of the Secretary-General to the Security Council.
the staff member may receive it on behalf of the Organization and then report and entrust it to the Secretary-General, who will either retain it for the Organization
the staff member may receive it on behalf of the Organization and then report and entrust it to the Secretary-General, who will either retain it for the Organization
then report and entrust it to the Secretary-General, who will either retain it for the Organization
the staff member may receive it on behalf of the Organization and then report and entrust it to the Secretary-General, who will either retain it for the Organization
then report and entrust it to the Registrar, who will either retain it for the Tribunal
I'm entrusting it to you… with Pedroza
The monarchy entrusted it with the task of defending the French territory.
So she entrusted it to me to watch it for her.
Withdrawing from social work and entrusting it to civil society, even though the latter is badly managed and ill-prepared;
in the ways that are feasible, and entrusting it to the Vice- Province of Japan
The CD should not rule out the possibility of entrusting it, if necessary, to the United Nations General Assembly.
Did the Government foresee entrusting it to the special office of the Prosecutor charged with violence against women?
In 1099, Emperor Henry IV allotted the county to the bishop, who entrusted it to Albert III,
In 1754 Benedetto XIV founded the Capitol of the Nude Academy and entrusted it to the Academy of San Luca.
Thirteen ceramists rediscover the clay by polishing its surface and entrusting it to a primitive fire.
I have already entrusted it to Yosaku, Shigetomo's apprentice.
In 1246, it created a studium theologiae, entrusting it to a Dominican friar, Vincent of Beauvais.
who lived in Bangkok, entrusted it to the monastery of Amphawan(thai language:
The emphasis is on the case of States establishing an international organization and entrusting it with functions in respect of which they are bound by obligations under international law while the organization is not so bound.