Sentence examples for in charge of dealing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stuckey had been in charge of dealing with airlines including Southwest and American.

During their partnership, Seymour Milstein handled the financial details and was in charge of dealing with banks.

Some are underlings of Ms. Abul Naga, who as minister of planning and international cooperation is in charge of dealing with foreign aid.

During much of the time that Mr. van der Stoel was monitoring Iraq, he was also in charge of dealing with the problems of minorities living in Europe.

I first heard this idea in a conference presentation (at LSE) by the accountant in charge of dealing with the demise of Lehman (Europe, essentially London).

The senator also put his chief of staff at the time, who had raised concerns that Mr. Hampton's activities could be problematic, in charge of dealing with him.

The AOL executive in charge of deals with Homestore.com was David Colburn, head of the business affairs division, who has since been fired for his involvement in questionable deals, AOL Time Warner executives have said.

There is no charge of dealing in obscene or indecent pictures, or that the pictures or the frames were in any manner dangerous to the health, morals, or general welfare of the community.

The California attorney general is investigating the trust's finances, and Marion True, above, a former antiquities curator at the trust-financed J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, is on trial in Italy on charges of dealing in looted antiquities.

In 2006, a chief deputy pleaded guilty in connection with charges of dealing in stolen goods.

I tried to convince her that what lawyers did was get deals done for people who were making deals, and she should be in charge of the deals and have lawyers work for her.