Examples of using Entrusts in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Who entrusts in you.
The first title sets out the seven tasks which the Treaty entrusts to the Community.
God entrusts man's body to him.
This is an objective that the Treaty of Lisbon entrusts largely to Parliament.
A buyer who entrusts payment to another person remains responsible for payment.
These words already point to the mission which God entrusts to Joseph: he is to be the custos, the protector.
And thanks to his presence andthe strength of his Spirit we can serenely achieve the mission that He entrusts to us.
Of course, God entrusts every human being to each and every other human being.
In a specific way this is the missionary work that Jesus entrusted and again entrusts each day to His Church.”.
The more a people entrusts itself to Mary, the more it will be preserved from evil.
We do not see it, but we know for sure that it is there,just as the figure knows it, and entrusts himself to it when starting out.
The MIP Regulation fully entrusts the Commission with classifying imbalances.
The present reflections, now at an end, have sought to recognize, within the"gift of God", what he,as Creator and Redeemer, entrusts to women, to every woman.
In the story of the talents, 9 a businessman entrusts his wealth to the care of his servants while he's away.
That Article entrusts the manufacturer with the responsibility for taking measures to ensure the conformity of production to the type approved.
Member States shall provide that the controller or the processor entrusts the data protection officer at least with the following tasks.
The proposal also entrusts the Commission with the tasks of adapting some technical aspects and defining the quality evaluation criteria and the data transmission format.
On the other hand,theology must look to the ultimate truth which Revelation entrusts to it, never content to stop short of that goal.
However, if the owner entrusts the sale to more than one realtor, he or she will face a negative price competition.
Mt 10:5; Mk 6:7;Lk 9:1-2 comes to its fulfilment in the mission that Jesus entrusts to them after the Resurrection, at the moment of his Ascension into heaven.
The Government department entrusts the special case plan, including the Ministry of Education, environmental protection bureau, councils of labor affair, county municipal government and so on.
Under decentralised management(46% of payments in 2009), the Commission entrusts the management of certain tasks to the authorities of the beneficiary countries.
Having regard to Article 17 TEU, which entrusts the Commission with promoting the general interest of the Union and a monopoly on taking initiatives‘to that end'.
It seems really too daring the task that Jesus entrusts to a small group of simple men and without great intellectual abilities!
The Helios Group occasionally entrusts certain tasks related to the processing of acquired personal data to contractual partners, with whom it has a contract on personal data processing.
Co-regulation is the process whereby a Community legislative act entrusts the attainment of clearly defined objectives to stakeholders, who are recognised in the field.
Moreover, since this instrument entrusts the Commission with certain tasks, it would not be appropriate to propose an instrument that requires transposition into the legal orders of the Member States.
Basic tasks of the Eurosystem The Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union entrusts the European System of Central Banks(ESCB) with the task of performing the central bank function for the Union.
The Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union entrusts the European System of Central Banks( ESCB) with the task of performing the central bank function for the Union.