Sentence examples for in charge of problems from inspiring English sources

Hubert Astier, Mr. Guy's executive assistant in charge of "problems of the cinema," was asked if a pro‐Nazi film would receive Government aid.

Instead of dismantling eradication infrastructure, Gabaldón suggested that it should be converted into "vector-borne-disease control… in charge of problems that require… control measures… among environmental health activities" (28 ).

Gel batteries are not serviceable, and unforgiving of charging problems.

Who will be in charge of it?

The deeper problem is that he would want to actually be "in charge of the law".

It's putting the problem in charge of the problem".

From Poland to Rumania, ef forts are under way to unify the several departments that so far have been in charge of environmental problems, and to give them more funds and greater powers to combat pol lution.

"You don't have to go to Alaska to know it's cold, and I don't think you have to go to colonias to know what it's like," said Elton Bomer, Mr. Bush's secretary of state, whom the governor has put in charge of addressing problems of the colonias.

He first placed an able general, Sextus Julius Severus, in charge of the problem.

In charge of this problem Mr Cameron has placed one of his closest allies, Oliver Letwin.

He worked at the Ministry of Agriculture where he was in charge of solving quantitative problems related to forecasting and asset allocation, problems that required some knowledge of economics and econometrics.