Sentence examples for in charge of responding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clarke was in charge of responding to immediate threats, one senior official said.

There have also been some reports claiming that the Commission recommends putting the Department of Defense in charge of responding to terrorist attacks in the U.S.

Queries to the FBI, which Barack Obama has now placed in charge of responding to cyber threats, were not immediately returned.

Inrecent interviews, three senior F.B.I. officials in charge of responding to terrorism threats did not defend the bureau's past performance, and acknowledged that many of the long-standing complaints had merit.

"There may be some coordination, but there's not one person in charge of preparing America for chemical and biological attack, and there is not one person in charge of responding to it".

When the people in charge of responding to natural disasters ignore weather service bulletins, later claiming to have relied on local newspapers to tell them whether a city is flooded, bad things are going to happen.

For example, another US Airways flight, inbound from Allentown, Pa., and turning to make its final approach, acknowledged that it had been cleared to land and then asked, "is that fire the fire department practicing?" In the tower, the controller in charge of arrivals responded, "umm, we'll talk about it later".

Asked what his father would be in charge of, Donald Jr. responded: "Making America great again". The accuracy of the story is disputed but, even if apocryphal, it points to the reality that the only hope conservatives have in 2016 is that Trump might delegate a lot of policy-making to his vice president, Mike Pence.

It was striking that such a large group came together in conversation in just over a week, and that the key community leaders in charge of libraries responded to our report within a matter of days.

Remember, at the end of the day ONLY YOU are in charge of how respond to any type of information.

I learned that no matter what was happening to my body, I was in charge of how I responded.