Sentence examples for charged with sorting out from inspiring English sources

In the US, such appointees are known as czars – the first ones, 100 years ago, were charged with sorting out baseball fraud and milk delivery.

While the present government is charged with sorting out our short-term difficulties, right-minded citizens are recognising the country's long-term needs.

In Norway, where I work, there is a national committee charged with sorting out bad journals – open access and traditional alike.

Ironically, Moira Paz, the minister now charged with sorting out this mess, is the daughter of the president who carried out the 1950s land reform.

Unless radical changes are made, things will get worse.The man charged with sorting out the mess is Sir Alastair Morton, former chairman of Eurotunnel, who has recently been put in charge of a new Strategic Rail Authority.

When the text emerges on Friday evening, the world -- and especially the groups that have worked so hard to make Copenhagen such a crucial event -- will be charged with sorting out what it means, and figure out how to turn the agreement and its failings into real progress next year.

The government has charged the Financial Services Authority with sorting out the problem.

Mr Bratton, the man now charged with sorting things out, did wonders in fighting crime as chief of police both in his native Boston and in New York.During his 27 months in charge in New York, the city's police force was transformed.

But he has put in charge of sorting out the mess a lieutenant who is certainly capable of success.

But it will all get sorted out with whoever is in charge or whoever is there.

Visually dead worms were sorted out with a platinum wire under stereo microscope.