Sentence examples for in charge of network from inspiring English sources

Alan Wurtzel, NBC's president for research and media development, who is in charge of network standards and practices, initially refused to let Mr. Sorkin use it.

Yet, now he is in charge of Network Rail, one of the biggest public bodies remaining in government hands, and it seems obvious that he would love to privatise it.

Sir David, the man who oversaw the much-lauded construction of the London 2012 Olympic Park and who is currently in charge of Network Rail, was hailed as HS2's potential saviour when he was named as chairman last month.

In IEEE 802.16, the BS is in charge of network functionality.

In 1995 her 29-year career at IBM came to an untimely end after she had risen to senior vice president in charge of network hardware and software.

Last August he was put in charge of Network Appliance's 250 engineers despite the fact that no one had ever reported to him.

Potential internal candidates include Gerd Tenzer, the management board member in charge of networks, and Kai-Uwe Ricke, who runs the mobile-phone business and is the son of Helmut Ricke, Mr. Sommer's predecessor as Deutsche Telekom chief executive.

Since the ordinary nodes are in charge of normal network operations, the "network connectivity probability" is defined as the probability of establishing secure communication link between two neighboring ordinary nodes.

At a power lunch, the network chief, Gustave Van Dorphen, sets things straight for Maya, an ambitious young woman in charge of the network's Minority Stuff Department: "Life is limiting.

That did not put him in charge of the network, but of its local stations.

There was someone in charge of the network who wanted neither David nor Gillian.