Examples of using Entrusts in English and their translations into Swedish
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As she entrusts me now.
The first title sets out the seven tasks which the Treaty entrusts to the Community.
As she entrusts me now. Aye.
The Vice-Presidents shall exercise the functions set out in paragraph 2 which the President entrusts to them.
He entrusts his living to your abundant mercy.
Al Mutawkkil, the one who entrusts his affairs to Allah….
EG also entrusts your personal data to data processors, e.g.
Were I the sort of magician who entrusts his business to other persons.
A buyer who entrusts payment to another person remains responsible for payment.
means that one entrusts all power to his partner.
A seller who entrusts performance to another person remains responsible for performance.
Just like He left His Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, then He entrusts His devotees to explain to the people in general.
Article 18 entrusts COSS with the implementing tasks referred to in various articles of the Directive.
So-mi's mother, Hyo-jeong smuggles drugs from a drug trafficking organization and entrusts Tae-sik with the product,
Article 16, which entrusts the Union with the task of ensuring that SGEI are able to fulfil their missions;
the gravely-injured Ryotaro entrusts her rescue to the group.
In the latter case, the EU entrusts management to the Member States.
Article 16 entrusts ESMA with the task to maintain a central database listing all qualifying venture capital funds that are registered across the Union.
In its communication on the biomass action plan the Commission also entrusts Natural Gas(NG) and Hydrogen(H2) with the task of displacing petroleum-derived fuels.
That proposal entrusts BEREC with additional tasks that would help to ensure that the regulatory framework is implemented consistently.
respect the privacy of everybody who entrusts us with personal data.
The Church in her liturgy entrusts children who die without Baptism to the mercy of God.
through which a competent authority entrusts the operator with the supply of services; or.
A service provider who entrusts performance to another person remains responsible for performance.
even if God entrusts authority to him over them. Futûhât I, 173, Ch.
The Commission plan entrusts biofuels, Natural Gas(NG)
Safety At Work15(" the Community Strategy") entrusts the Agency an important role in matters concerning awareness-building
A party normally entrusts some members of parliament,
The European Council marks its satisfaction on the decision by the Council of Ministers on the pledging of €250 million for the financing of a reconstruction and rehabilitation plan in Central America, and entrusts the Commission with the earliest implementation of the plan.
it turns out that the nsa entrusts all his secrets up to the personal data of the employees, any contractors.