Sentence examples for in charge of future from inspiring English sources
Moreover, he is said to be "in charge of future integration".
Not just stamp duty holidays but extensive public house building (we don't mean pubs, but we can't necessarily trust councils who've sold off all their housing to be in charge of future homes for people in need).
What is so curious about the choice for MPs is that David Cameron's version of a royal charter actually puts government ministers in charge of future changes to the system.
In a draft of a document, which Brown expected Blair to sign, the then chancellor wrote: "I propose the following: Across a wide range of areas you [Brown] are put in charge of future working groups beyond economic policy so that Labour with you leading is seen as party able to meet big challenges of future.
But they also note that they're hiring an Android engineer, so you can expect that person to be in charge of future versions.
Uchitel was an editor in charge of future projects for Bloomberg News, a television news service.
GM filed for Chapter 11 protection against its creditors' demands at 8am local time after racking up losses of $81bn£50bnbn) over four years, putting a veteran bankruptcy judge, Robert Gerber, in charge of the future of 235,000 employees worldwide.
Those in charge of the future of the Olympic Park are increasingly pessimistic about the chances of being able to hold Rugby World Cup matches in the main stadium during 2015.
Hugh Bonneville will return as the incompetent former head of the Olympic Deliverance Commission in a sequel to BBC2's acclaimed comedy Twenty Twelve – and this time he is in charge of the future of the BBC.
