Sentence examples for command of the project from inspiring English sources

Afghan film-maker Ibrahim Arify, living in Germany, returns to take command of the project, exhibiting visible frustration at the backwoods ways of his compatriots' – both the finagling day labourers and the ingenuous Isaaq, the aged caretaker who lives in the office.

Mr. Murdoch, who will turn 81 in two weeks, has taken on-the-spot command of the project he announced after flying in from New York 10 days ago: After more than 40 years as a Monday-through-Saturday paper, the rambunctious tabloid he built into the country's richest and most widely circulated paper, The Sun, is becoming a seven-day-a-week operation, publishing this Sunday for the first time.

But we've since heard that Facebook's head of mobile, Erick Tseng, has taken command of the project.

By the time he assumed command of the project, it was evident that the AA-3 priority rating that Marshall had obtained was insufficient.

In March Group Captain Clive Caldwell, the RAAF's highest-scoring flying ace of the war, reluctantly accepted command of the projected Spitfire wing after his request for a transfer to Europe was rejected by Chief of the Air Staff Air Vice Marshal George Jones.

The command center of the project is on the second floor of Public School/Intermediate School 89, at the intersection of Chambers and West Streets.

In inviting Rosalind to the King's College lab, he had sent her an ambiguous letter leading her to believe that she would be in exclusive command of the DNA project; it was understandable, the author implies, that she should resent Wilkins's continued involvement.

In drawing up an organization for command of the Manhattan Project's operations, Groves and Purnell agreed that Purnell should to be present on Tinian as both the representative of the Military Policy Committee and the personal representative of Admiral King.

The Americans had become suspicious that the British were seeking commercial advantages after the war, and Brigadier General Leslie R. Groves, Jr., who took over command of the Manhattan Project on 23 September 1942, wanted to tighten security with a policy of strict compartmentalisation similar to the one that the British had imposed on radar.

In a telephone interview Mr. Cohl said that he had previously been only an investor in "Spider-Man," and was taking command of the financially troubled project at the behest of U2's Bono and the Edge, who together wrote the music and lyrics for the show.

In January 1945, Groves chose Farrell as his second-in-command of the Manhattan Project.