Sentence examples for charge of change from inspiring English sources

What if Thomas had been in charge of change earlier?

In the first of this series we'll be conducting a set of interviews with the city's chief planning officers in charge of change in Cardiff.

Many midcareer workers are happy to take charge of change initiatives, which are especially appealing as a way to assist colleagues, improve results, and serve the higher mission of the enterprise.

Mr Higgins addressed British and Irish teenagers at the workshop entitled Taking Charge of Change Together.

All research sites put the department of finance, in particular the CFO, in charge of change interventions.

This previously maligned group of individuals, born from the early 1980s to the early 2000s, are leading the charge of change in many aspects of American life.

The Jeremiah Wright fiasco clearly knocked Obama off of his white charger of change.

We need someone to take charge of making change happen.

It was also the first time Obama said he would take personal charge of climate change.

Gary Bourlet, who has a learning disability and is co-development lead of disability group People First England, said: "We need someone to take charge of making change happen.

Tony de Brum, vice president (minister-in-assistance to the president) and the minister in charge of climate change adaptation, talks to Guardian Sustainable Business.