Sentence examples for charge of migration from inspiring English sources
Dimitris Avramopoulos, the European commissioner in charge of migration, said the situation in Greece had improved and claimed the Council of Europe was "fully supportive" of EU policy.
Greece's deputy minister in charge of migration policy, Yannis Mouzalas, said by phone from Brussels: "I have only just learned of the decision by the appeals committee and I have to be in Greece to study it.
Juncker has put Dimitris Avramopoulos, the conservative Greek defence minister, a former foreign minister and mayor of Athens, in charge of migration and justice, challenging him to get to grips with a policy Athens accuses others of failing in.
"If Turkey is not engaged, not committed and doesn't start to deliver … it will be very difficult to manage the situation," said Dimitris Avramopoulos, the EU commissioner in charge of migration.
Nominated as a junior minister in charge of migration, refugees and integration, Ms Ozoguz's status as minister of state means that she will attend cabinet meetings.
"There are tens of thousands of people who do not have papers," minister in charge of migration affairs, Anis Birou, said in January of that year.
The petroleum emplacement direction is the direction of the charging petroleum fronts or the direction of migration of petroleum into the reservoirs.
"I guess it is something to do with the combination of the charged issue of migration and the charged issue of misogyny.
Micellar electrokinetic chromatography differs from the other chromatographic techniques in that the stationary phase is mobile, consisting of charged micelles, whose velocity or direction of migration in an electric field, is different to that of the mobile phase.
But Jean-Francois Durieux, who is in charge of climate migration at the UN refugee agency, cautioned against reworking the UN convention on refugees.
Yet the politically charged nature of migration meant that every major national newspaper covered the story in detail, many on their front page.
