Sentence examples for charge of dealing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stuckey had been in charge of dealing with airlines including Southwest and American.

During their partnership, Seymour Milstein handled the financial details and was in charge of dealing with banks.

Some are underlings of Ms. Abul Naga, who as minister of planning and international cooperation is in charge of dealing with foreign aid.

During much of the time that Mr. van der Stoel was monitoring Iraq, he was also in charge of dealing with the problems of minorities living in Europe.

I first heard this idea in a conference presentation (at LSE) by the accountant in charge of dealing with the demise of Lehman (Europe, essentially London).

The senator also put his chief of staff at the time, who had raised concerns that Mr. Hampton's activities could be problematic, in charge of dealing with him.

The crucial witness against Mr. Bedi agreed to testify only after the police arrested him on charges of dealing drugs.

There, Marion True, the former curator of antiquities at the Getty, is being tried on charges of dealing in stolen antiquities.

Ms. True's trial was widely believed to be the first instance of a museum curator facing criminal charges of dealing in illicit antiquities.

Court documents indicate there is probable cause for criminal charges of dealing in stolen property, but none so far have been filed.

The detective, Francisco Payano, said that he had then called in other officers and that they had arrested one man on charges of dealing drugs and three who Detective Payano said had been the man's customers.