Sentence examples for charge of proposing from inspiring English sources

Putting a committee of shareholder representatives in charge of proposing directors would not be a cure-all, or guarantee fresher thinking.

Stephen J. Toy, 39, who was W. L. Ross's point man on its auto-related acquisitions in recent years, will be taking over as chairman of the firm's investment committee, and David H. Storper, 46, who oversees the firm's analysts and traders, will be in charge of proposing strategic initiatives for the firm.

Moreover, a working group in European standardization (CEN/TC 442/WG 2), called Task Group 1 (TG01), is in charge of proposing a new work item for the end of 2017.

The Council is the highest authority in charge of proposing childhood and motherhood policies.

An itinerant team composed of three certified midwives was in charge of proposing cervical cancer screening to all HIV-positive women attending the HIV clinic for their routine HIV follow-up, as well as all women who attended the CNTS for blood donation, with a documented negative HIV status.

Soon, 12 individuals will be appointed to the commission by the president and Congress, charged with the daunting task of proposing a strategy to end the killing of our littlest citizens.

After he graduated to Saints' development team, Northampton's then coach Ian McGeechan, now in charge of Scotland, proposed a switch from flanker to the front row.

But he made no commitment to hiring anyone from the Giuliani administration -- beyond a campaign pledge to try to persuade Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik to stay on -- and he would not answer whether he liked the idea of Mr. Giuliani taking charge of a proposed downtown redevelopment authority.

These compounds were designed as transition state mimics of the UGM-catalyzed reaction, where the head groups carrying a permanent positive charge were designed to mimic both the shape and positive charge of the proposed galactopyranosyl cation-like transition state.

Albert Speer, instrumental in implementing Hitler's classicist reinterpretation of German culture, was placed in charge of the proposed architectural renovations of Berlin.

The EU felt that the proposal didn't go far enough in addressing the realities of sleep deprivation and urged the commission in charge of the proposed law to shorten shifts even further.