Sentence examples for in charge of developing a from inspiring English sources
In the 1960s, while working for the defense contractor TRW, Dr. Staudhammer was the engineer in charge of developing a way to put a manned spacecraft safely on the surface of the Moon.
May was put in charge of developing a cross-government extremism strategy last October, but she has so far failed to resolve outstanding problems raised by at least four Conservative cabinet colleagues.
Even the simple question of whether the president put Mr. Biden in charge of developing a response went unanswered by a half-dozen White House aides questioned on Tuesday.
He has been in charge of developing a long-term strategy to deal with Japan's huge debt and other matters, and has been increasingly outspoken on the need to tackle deflation.
He is also in charge of developing a menu for the weekend dinners, a necessarily last-minute job that depends on what has just come in from the fields of local farms.
But IE's multimedia case study of the drug company Novartis, which includes videos, simulations, interactive graphs and survey data, puts students in charge of developing a commercial strategy for the company.
where he was in charge of developing an assay to screen compounds related to obesity.
At Hopkins, Dr. Zerhouni was in charge of developing the Institute for Cell Engineering into a unit that could advance the university's research in stem cells, which is controversial because the cells are sometimes obtained from human embryos.
The Museum of the City of New York will take over the beleaguered Seaport Museum New York with $2 million in starting funds from the corporation in charge of developing Lower Manhattan, under a deal made public Wednesday by the city and state.
He was in charge of developing the microrobot for a microcapsule-type endoscope.
"Michael Viqueira is a seasoned national correspondent with deep experience covering Washington politics," Ehab Al Shihabi, the senior executive in charge of developing Al Jazeera America, said in a statement. .
