Sentence examples for charge of issues from inspiring English sources

There she is standing coyly behind hubby as he talks manly wotnot with Obama, with the overriding notion that showbiz is mere whimsy compared with important things like being in charge of issues surrounding Him Indoors' fresh underpant supply.

Mr. Wang likes to take charge of issues and spend a lot of time talking through policies with colleagues, while Mr. Li is more cerebral and spends more time reading reports, they said.

And psychological tests are not considered to be of value," lawyer Bettina Valdéz, in charge of issues involving gender and reparations for the victims of sexual violence in the Human Rights Commission (COMISEDH), the organisation that is representing Gamboa, told IPS.

The eurozone would establish a fiscal authority that would be in charge of issuing eurobonds.

SAN FRANCISCO — The San Diego County official in charge of issuing marriage licenses has asked the State Supreme Court to stop same-sex weddings.

He said that the department's Internal Affairs Bureau has been put in charge of issuing the placards and investigating any abuse of them by department employees.

Dar al-Ifta, which is in charge of issuing religious edicts, called the planned cover an "unjustified provocation" for millions of Muslims who respect and love their spiritual figurehead and warned the cartoon could spark a new wave of hatred.

Israel's military, which began limiting Palestinian movement into Israel two decades ago to prevent terrorism at a time of violent uprisings, is in charge of issuing permits for Palestinian visits to Israel.

MPs and peers would veto giving the police and security services the power to monitor suspects online unless judges are put in charge of issuing surveillance warrants, the Tory MP David Davis said last night.

Valdis Dombrovskis, the European commissioner in charge of the euro, who will lead the European commission inquiry following the call by the 28 EU finance ministers, pointed out that the ECB was ultimately in charge of issuing notes and coins.

"The man in charge of issuing city licenses to crane operators has been accused of years of taking bribes to license cranes he did not inspect, and to license operators who did not pass a required test," Mr. Stringer said in a statement.