Sentence examples for charged with steering from inspiring English sources

She will be charged with steering the infrastructure initiative through a divided Congress and the federal bureaucracy.

SNHU president Paul Leblanc was charged with steering the university through the 2008 recession, when growth looked bleak.

Ms. Hall, who prosecutors said was fired in August, was charged with steering an architectural design contract for the consolidation of the bureau's offices, Mr. Morgenthau said.

We regard [Steve Bowers] highly and the market should welcome a further strengthening of the executive team charged with steering the group after a difficult year.

That incident, and the defeat, proved the last straw with McClaren's assistant Pierre Littbarski, 50, now charged with steering the club away from the relegation zone.

The UK is still years away from an actual exit from the EU, with the government yet to employ many of the staff who will be charged with steering the country through a complex set of negotiations.

U.S. prosecutors have charged businessman James H. Giffen with steering $78 million in bribes to Nazarbayev and one of his former prime ministers in the 1990s in exchange for influence in oil transactions.

Leishman, charged with heading the steering group to bring fans, local business and the existing board of the First Division club together, also thanked Fife rivals Raith Rovers and Cowdenbeath for their willingness to help.

Blanchard's probe of the President's office has already netted one arrest: Carla Oglesby, Stroger's deputy chief of staff, was charged with felony theft after steering a government contract to her own PR firm.

For example, in 2005, insurance broker Marsh & McLennan was charged with civil fraud for steering business to insurance companies in exchange for lucrative payoffs.

Two members of the microMORPH steering committee and a third individual from outside the steering committee, chosen by the steering committee, are charged with evaluating applications.