Sentence examples for charged with exploring from inspiring English sources

I started in November as the manager of a small online marketing team charged with exploring niche markets and expanding marketing capabilities.

A commission charged with exploring alternatives to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to close eight firehouses has apparently voted in favor of it, city officials said yesterday.

Andersson was assigned to a team charged with exploring Conoco's possible entrance into the Finnish market, which involved breaking a 50-year monopoly in the region.

The five leaders were charged with exploring the idea, which led them to being able to declare it viable and feasible at Durham.

Wrap has been charged with exploring the idea, and it is unclear whether the proposal will be taken forward after the job cuts.

Fadl told U.S. officials, and later testified in court, that he had been charged with exploring the possibility of purchasing uranium — Al Qaeda, he said, had been interested in obtaining nuclear and chemical weapons.

He charged them with exploring three specific areas: Whether the FDA should require opioid education for health-care professionals; how the agency could ensure that the number of doses prescribed patients are "more closely tailored" to the medical needs, and whether the agency is properly weighing the risk of opioid abuse as part of the drug-approval process.

The federal project overseeing newborn sequencing research, a five-year effort ending this year, had charged them with exploring such a possibility.

The Pennsylvania State Senate established a task force and advisory commission on capital punishment in 2011, charging them with exploring whether there is bias or unfairness involved in the trials and sentencing, the potential risks of sentencing innocent people to death and whether the death penalty does anything to improve public safety or deter criminal action.

The Duke Student Disability Access Office SDAOO) has been charged with the responsibility of exploring possible coverage and reasonable accommodations for qualified undergraduate, graduate, and professional students who are disabled in compliance with Section 504 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008.

Robinson and the narrator are ex-lovers, charged by mysterious funders with exploring London and its environs.