Sentence examples for in charge of reaching from inspiring English sources

"We are not just going to stand there with our arms folded," said Bill Lynch, the deputy manager of the Kerry campaign in charge of reaching out to black voters.

The White House official in charge of reaching out to conservatives, Tim Goeglein, organized a conference call on Thursday afternoon to more than 500 conservatives, many of them dubious about the president's selection, who listened to endorsements of Miers from some of the president's closest allies on the right.

The White House official in charge of reaching out to conservatives, Tim Goeglein, organized a conference call on Thursday afternoon to more than 500 conservatives, many of them dubious about the president's selection, who listened to endorsements of Ms. Miers from some of the president's closest allies on the right.

But for marketers in charge of reaching voters for this Sunday's Oscars, there's no substitute for good old paper.

It is important to remember that a workshop is an interactive tool designed to get the participants involved, and that to facilitate a workshop means you are in charge of reaching your goals and objective with their help.

McDermott just missed out on promotion to the Premier League in his first season in charge of Reading, reaching the play-off final but losing 4-2 to Swansea City.

However, he has failed to add to the two Champions League trophies he won while in charge of Barcelona, having reached the semi-finals for the past two seasons.

UKRI's Strategic Prospectus, released on 14 May, makes clear that the agency will be in charge of plans to reach the government's ambitious targets on research and development spending, set out in its industrial strategy, a plan that it hopes will boost the country's economy, mainly through investment in research.

But there's been another factor - we've always been in charge of how we reach listeners.

Story of The New Yorker's giant dirigible, The New Yorker, in charge of Mr. Eustace Tilley reaching the Pole.

By Corey Ford The New Yorker, May 22 , 1926 P. 13Story of The New Yorker's giant dirigible, The New Yorker, in charge of Mr. Eustace Tilley reaching the Pole View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By Masha Gessen.