Sentence examples for charge of piloting from inspiring English sources

The man in charge of piloting the new bill through the Commons is well placed to understand Tory concerns about Lords reform.

The newly appointed justice minister, Dominic Raab, who has responsibility for human rights and civil liberties, will be directly in charge of piloting the legislation through parliament.

On Tuesday, prosecutors in Agrigento, Sicily, said they were holding a 35-year-old Tunisian man on suspicion of being one of two men in charge of piloting the boat.

In contrast, managers in charge of piloting a new product or service a classic example of experimentation in business typically do whatever they can to make sure that the pilot is perfect right out of the starting gate.

But Bob Rost and Al Frazier, the Sheriff and Sheriff's deputy in charge of piloting the drones, only reported 21 missions.

Funnily enough, it was also Karen Bradley, in her previous role as minister for preventing abuse, exploitation and crime, who found herself in charge of piloting the Psychoactive Substances Act through Parliament. .

Too often, managers in charge of pilots design optimal conditions rather than representative ones.

It held, that, as owners, they were responsible for the conduct of all the officers and employees of the vessels, and that it was immaterial whether the vessels were or not at the time of the collision under the exclusive charge of the pilots.

A Newport Beach airline pilot has been arrested and charged with piloting an Alaska Airlines jet full of passengers while under the influence of alcohol, authorities said Thursday.

Air Operational Training Command was in charge of all education of pilots between pilot training and their first flying assignments.

Wing Commander Nikki Thomas made history after being put in charge of 250 fighter pilots and system operators at No 12 Squadron based at RAF Marham, Norfolk, and she is expected to lead the team in Iraq to support Operation Shader, the Eastern Daily Press reported.