Sentence examples for academic in charge from inspiring English sources

Among Jack Welch's top tips for bosses: never put an academic in charge of your compensation committee.

Derek Gillman is an English academic in charge of the biggest private collection of art in America.

HR said it was nothing to do with them and forwarded the query to the academic in charge of recruiting.

But his colleague José Bastante, a rather dashing Indiana Jones-esque academic in charge of archaeological and interdisciplinary research at Machu Picchu, feels the balance could be better: "Machu Picchu is not Disneyland; it's a sacred place and it should be regarded like that.

When I spoke to Professor Ruben Gur, one of the academics in charge of the research, he told me that it was very important people understood that "we are talking about averages".

The academic was "in charge of one of the great projects" at a nuclear facility according to Ali Akbar Salehi, the head of the nuclear programme.

Qasem Exirifard has been dismissed from Tehran's Khajeh Nasir Toosi university after its academic committee, in charge of examining staff's qualifications, deemed his voice was effeminate and said it could lead to students ridiculing him in the classroom.

I can only speak about the handful of universities I have worked in, but I can confidently say that the worst things I have seen and experienced happened when male senior academics were in charge all the way to the top of the hierarchy.

Mr Takenaka, a former academic, was put in charge of first banking reform and then postal privatisation.

A third woman, Maria Chiara Carrozza from the PD, a scientist and academic, will be in charge of education, one of the biggest-spending departments.

The fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 renewed interest in the Prokudin-Gorsky photographs, especially among academics who were in charge of restoring monasteries and churches.