Sentence examples for in charge of addressing from inspiring English sources
"You don't have to go to Alaska to know it's cold, and I don't think you have to go to colonias to know what it's like," said Elton Bomer, Mr. Bush's secretary of state, whom the governor has put in charge of addressing problems of the colonias.
Jerry Kang, a vice-chancellor at UCLA in charge of addressing bias and promoting inclusion, wrote an academic article more than a generation ago describing a phenomenon he termed "negative action" toward Asian Americans.
The committee is in charge of addressing any issues that might arise with regard to safety or compliance with the statement.
Health professionals and human resource (HR) managers worldwide who are in charge of addressing HR challenges in health systems often lack formal education in leadership and management.
Earlier this year the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the outfit in charge of addresses in cyberspace, allowed applications for new suffixes.
Secondly, the "addressing" module is in charge of implementing the addressing of all the connected devices.
"It's a pain, but so is not having your parents do your laundry," said Robert P. Hopkins, an associate professor of computer science at Cooper Union who is in charge of e-mail addresses.
The federal and state governments have experience with natural disasters along the Gulf Coast, and they should be in charge of containing the oil and addressing the long-term aftermath.
Christopher Wray, the Justice Department's assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division, also addressed the issue last month at a Senate hearing.
That was seen as an attack on the current system in which the US government decides which organisation should be in charge of the net's address system.
