Sentence examples for in charge of containing from inspiring English sources

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.

For example, you'll want to specify who's in charge of containing and fixing the breach; who will notify the people – the employees or customers – whose data has been stolen; who will instruct employees to change their passwords and so on.

They instituted a thing called "Scruff Hall," which was a uniform specific type of detention and hired the lovely rugby coach to be the chief disciplinarian in charge of containing the proliferation of scruffiness in the school's hallways.

In high school, these boys are asked to think about their futures, to set career goals for the rest of their life, and yet we also treat them as though they have so little impulse control, it is the women around them who are in charge of containing their sexual impulses.

The DLM is the public body in charge of containing EVD outbreaks in the DRC.

In the interregnum between Kevin Keegan and the slow congealment of the Age of Sven England played Italy in Turin, with Peter Taylor in charge of a squad containing six players aged 22 and under.

But HUD's attempt to demonstrate that success to Congress resulted in reports to lawmakers that, to judge by federal records and interviews with dozens of local housing agencies in charge of the projects, contain discrepancies and contradictions that suggest continuing problems with the program.

Mrs. Glaser, who calls herself Revell's Vice-President in Charge of Geisel, keeps a notebook containing reminders like "Test shots of eye decorations to T.G. for approval".

In shadowing William M. Macdonald, a British civil servant in charge of the district of Tripoli containing Wheelus Field, an American base, he meets a young man — unnamed, unfortunately — who has just "returned from a Unesco-sponsored trip to Europe" and is now awaiting assignment in the civil service.

Mr. Rohat, who oversees the dining room, is also in charge of the wine list, which contains a gold mine of discoveries from the Languedoc-Roussillon region.

The public prosecutor had demanded 4-year suspended sentences for the two main protagonists, pediatrician-endocrinologist Jean-Claude Job, who headed the defunct association in charge of collecting the hormone-containing pituitary glands from cadavers and who died after the trial ended, and Fernand Dray, who was in charge of purifying the material at the Pasteur Institute.