Sentence examples for charge of operation from inspiring English sources

General Edward Lansdale was in charge of Operation Mongoose, aimed at overthrowing Fidel Castro.

Denholm, then a chief superintendent, was in charge of Operation Ruby, the investigation into the teenager's disappearance in March 2002.

He spoke with several guests including Colonel John N. Blashford-Snell, (who is in charge of Operation Drake which is retracing the circumnavigation of the globe made by Sir Francis Drake from 1577 to 1580) and Lewis Cotlow, an eighty-two year old former recipient of the gold Explorers Club Medal.

The system even allows for the physicist in charge of operation to be in a remote location.

Many officers are sceptical of predictive policing but Supt Alex Murray, the officer in charge of Operation Swordfish, thinks it could be a vital tool - if used in conjunction with old-fashioned police work.

But as the man in charge of Operation Bullfinch points out, what has been uncovered by police in Oxford - as well as in Rochdale, Telford and Derby - will be taking place across the country.

Gen. William C. Mayville, the deputy chief of staff in charge of operations.

Stuart Simpson, now in charge of operations in the west of the country, will be her deputy.

George Flay, an engineer of the Spencer, White & Prentis contracting firm was in charge of operations.

Now in charge of operations in the UK, Ireland, Slovakia, Germany and the Czech Republic.

In 1949, he became Unicef's deputy executive director in charge of operations.