Sentence examples for are effectively in charge from inspiring English sources

Dewey's banks are effectively in charge of the firm as it winds down operations.

Travel around Venezuela and you soon realize it's these groups, and not the official Chavista state, who are effectively in charge of much of the territory.

With about two-thirds of the current cabinet from such a background, the political implications of this syndrome are huge – because it's the children inside the men running the country who are effectively in charge.

Given the weakness of the C.P.A., Nagl and other soldiers are effectively in charge not only of the military aspects of the counterinsurgency but also of reconstruction work and political development.

In March, Liberty asked the Federal Communications Commission to declare that it had "de facto control" over the company, a designation for entities that own a minority share but are effectively in charge.

With Brown in nominal power, Mandelson was effectively in charge.

We had three investors, of whom one [Saif Rubie] was effectively in charge of the football operation.

The main issue is to better understand who must be in charge, verify who is effectively in charge and so on.

In the end, the government's listening exercise recast the changes so that England's biggest quango, the National Commissioning Board, will be effectively in charge.

Ms. Slatkin receives the heaviest criticism, officials said, because she was effectively in charge of the agency's botched initial investigation.

The military police was effectively in charge, but had to negotiate with the German police because the Naafi building was in a German town.