Sentence examples for should put in charge from inspiring English sources

That way, when they are in a meeting wondering whom they should put in charge of the new division, your name will come up.

Should this person be found, he or she should be put in charge of the daunting task of convincing food producers that nothing imperils their future more than climate change.

Ideally, he should be put in charge of Palestinian security forces and peace negotiations.

Max Wind-Cowie at Demos says Lady Warsi should be put in charge of the equalities office.

Who is the best person in America, the one who should be put in charge of all the other people?

Mr. Biggs is precisely the kind of tough-minded leader who should be put in charge of the panel.

When he retires, he should be put in charge of coaching the game's so-called top officials.

WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben S. Bernanke, told skeptical lawmakers on Thursday that the Fed should be put in charge of regulating the nation's biggest financial institutions.

The Brussels beltway joke is that the British commissioner should be put in charge of multilingualism – a job created in 2007 for Romania when it joined the EU halfway through the European commission.

Karen Jennings, Unison's assistant general secretary, said: "It is shocking that a private, profit-making company with such a chequered record should be put in charge of these highly sensitive and intimate support services.

Bernie Ecclestone has said he believes that Vladimir Putin should be put in charge of Europe, Donald Trump would make an excellent US president and immigration has brought no benefits whatsoever to the UK.