Sentence examples for charge of work from inspiring English sources

Iain Duncan Smith, the former party leader, would be in charge of work across government to "help mend the broken society".

After the deaths of two workers on the subway tracks, New York City Transit officials are grappling with a hard question: Are they putting the right people in charge of work crews underground?

When Wilson returned to office in February 1974, Jones was by then the most influential political figure outside the cabinet, able to persuade the government to create various new bodies, including the industrial dispute body, Acas, the Health and Safety Executive and the Manpower Services Commission in charge of work training.

The director, Edward F. Sproat III, who is in charge of work on the proposed repository at Yucca Mountain, 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas, said that the process of trying to open one repository had been so slow and expensive that this was not a good time to start looking for another.

More specifically, you should directly call the project officer in charge of work in your field.

According to Decree STPG 2003-425/9 May 2003 the following elements are requested for the Safety Approval Process: DD: "Dossier de Definition"; (definition case) is the first step to initialise a dialog between the person in charge of work and the safety authority.

Mr. G. directed his assistant, Robert De Bono, to take charge of working out a program with the Circulation Managers Ass'n.

Again, Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith play top-secret government agents in charge of working with immigrants from outer space.

Interview with Abel Sorenson, an architect attached to the Headquarters Planning Office and in charge of working out the interior design of all three UN buildings.

In Moscow, President Vladimir V. Putin still appears to be rearranging his most senior officials, leaving in doubt who is in charge of working with the United States.

Christopher Field, director of the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology, who is now in charge of Working Group II, confirms that the error was related to the claim that the glaciers could disappear by 2035.