Sentence examples for charge of matters from inspiring English sources

The Commons should also take charge of matters like the day-to-day management of business of the house, the membership of select committees and pre-legislative scrutiny.

The question is, Can a man who is now the Senate sergeant-at-arms, in charge of matters like Senate security and the Senate telephone system, be up to the task of guiding one of the government's most maligned and fastest-growing agencies?

But the Awqaf ministry, which is in charge of religious matters, denied the report on Thursday.

"The regime is in charge of administrative matters," says the same Damascus man.

Mr Hagemann Snabe, a soft-spoken software manager, will be in charge of internal matters.

It was only two years ago that he took overall charge of technical matters.

The deputy of a high-achieving girl's private school, and in charge of pastoral matters there, agrees.

In the early nineties, Rennard wrote to the International Justice Chief, the Scientology official in charge of such matters; she was informed that she could talk to her parents again.

The league sells more than $1.5 million in N.F.L.-licensed merchandise at its games, according to Chris Parsons, an N.F.L. senior vice president in charge of international matters.

"He called me a couple of times about it," Cory Cox, the Huckabee aide in charge of clemency matters, disclosed in an interview.

"We had tons of them," said Cory Cox, who worked for several years as Mr. Huckabee's aide in charge of clemency matters.