Examples of using Entrusts in English and their translations into Greek
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the master entrusts his slaves with money(3),
In 1994, he settles down in Jerusalem, where the European Commission entrusts him with the mission of creating a Film and Media Department at Birzeit University.
When God entrusts certain parts of His works to us,
Zaccaria entrusts Fenena to Ismaele,
As a matter of fact, Christ entrusts the newly baptized to their angels in a very special way.
The true love entrusts enough to say everything to lovers,
Finally, because the text entrusts the management of Eurodac to a handful of Commission officials.
monitoring where the body responsible entrusts execution of tasks to another body;
The Board of Governors entrusts the daily management of the scheme to the Secretary General
Consider the little mouse, how sagacious an animal it is which never entrusts his life to one hole only.
Forno Bonomi, the famous Italian bakery, entrusts the distribution of its products to Nicolas Fotopoulos' business.
so Theodous entrusts him to this beautiful peasant woman.
The first title sets out the seven tasks which the Treaty entrusts to the Community.
well maybe for everyone, who entrusts his life!
reporting where the responsible body entrusts execution of tasks to another body;
The new dynamic company operating in the field of cosmetics and toiletry entrusts the entire supply chain outsourcing to SARMED.
A much smaller percentage of working parents entrusts their children to a woman outside the family,
He thinks that a French system that entrusts all power to professional politicians mechanically churns out candidates who claim to represent a"clean break.".
unconsciously entrusts its fear or any other situation to its mother,
This recognition entrusts the Academy for Theological Studies with more responsibilities