Sentence examples for charge of organization from inspiring English sources
Kim was appointed in September 1973 to the powerful position of party secretary in charge of organization, propaganda, and agitation.
The effort was led by a young manager named Don Robb, recently put in charge of organization development.
In 1890 Darling was one of the founding members of the DAR and was elected vice president general in charge of organization.
1918 Organized and commanded Veterinary Training School, Medical Officers Training Camp, Fort Riley, KS. 1918-1920 Offiner in charge of organization, training and instruction for Veterinary Corps, Surgeon General's Office, Washington, DC. 1920-1922 Chief Veterinarian of the Army of Occupation, Coblenz, Germany.
A steering committee was in charge of organization, data handling, and general conduct of the study.
She performed a large amount of the IHC stainings and was in charge of organization of the data, and also took charge of the migration and invasion assays.
Many of the new artistic directors are taking charge of organizations that are more mature — longer histories, bigger staffs, established reputations — than those assumed by their predecessors.
The laws of control suggest that most people who are in charge of organizations and governments will not easily be interested in ceding control of the aphrodisiac, which is spying on those whom they can potentially manipulate.
You will have a lot better chance of avoiding the sort of ethics crisis that Wells Fargo has undergone if you take charge of your organization's reward system.
When you have an SOB in charge of an organization, clusters of emotional illnesses, productivity problems, and high personnel turnover are the norm, at great expense to the organization.
