Sentence examples for foundation in charge from inspiring English sources

The monument is the first on the Mall and its adjoining memorial parks to honor an African-American, said Harry E. Johnson Sr., the president of the foundation in charge of erecting it.

Nonetheless, last week, a few hours before President Obama paid a visit to Ground Zero, Joe Daniels, the president of the foundation in charge of the memorial, speaking at an Association for a Better New York breakfast downtown, pronounced that the memorial will be open to the public on the day after the attacks' tenth anniversary, four months hence.

In the last few years of his life, he chaired the foundation in charge of establishing Jinling Research Institute within Nanjing Agricultural University.

The foundation in charge of a former Nazi concentration camp in the Netherlands on Tuesday cancelled the planned sale of pieces of barbed wire dug up at the site after protests from Jewish groups.

The followup to the trees across the world will be ensured by Pur Projet, a NGO specialized in the development of agroforestry projects, in collaboration with many NGOs and foundations in charge of the plantation.

That plan also would pay landowners to conserve chicken habitat, but a private foundation would be in charge.

When the Colonel said he wanted to set up a foundation with Rutherford in charge, Rutherford saw his chance to boost his prestige in the firm.

This platform was initially developed as a precompetitive collaboration platform for pharmaceutical firms by a private consortium before being released in the open-source community (the tranSMART Foundation is now in charge of the sustainability and code development).

But IPF is fighting back; the foundation says it remains in charge.

In the end, Mr Mandela did not attend the opening ceremony because of the death of his great-grandchild in a car accident, but was there - according to the Nelson Mandela Foundation which is officially in charge of his itinerary - "in spirit".

Amidst intense speculation that the Nelson Mandela Foundation, which is officially in charge of the former president's affairs, wanted him to stay out of the divisive campaign, Mr Mandela surprised observers by sharing public platforms with Mr Zuma and Mandla, a possible sign of the grandson's influence over the nonagenarian.