It was only two years ago that he took overall charge of technical matters.
Her influence had been on the wane, as Cameron subsequently appointed Louise Casey, a senior civil servant, to take overall charge of helping 120,000 troubled families.
Carberry's comments will only cast further doubt on the credentials of Giles to take overall charge of England across all three formats of the game.
This will change a bit next month, when General David McKiernan, the NATO force's American commander, is due to take overall charge of both armies.
Their job is to take overall charge of the product, liaising with sales, branding, marketing, and advertising to make sure everything is going to plan.
The use of a teleprompter was also out of keeping with expectations that this week's appointment of outspoken Breitbart News executive Steve Bannon to take overall charge of the campaign would immediately mark a more "gloves-off" approach.
Police should also consider bringing in a "very senior" and experienced officer, from any force, and give them "huge authority" to take overall charge of difficult and prolonged incidents such as that which led to the death of Saunders.
The Scotsman said that James Mullighan, a former music industry executive and arts journalist, had taken overall charge of the event since mid-February – having seen his role enlarged since being appointed festival producer in December.
Tranter takes overall charge of the department - but at a press conference today she insisted the board would maintain a strong degree of autonomy even though she will personally approve all film projects.
Charismatic and determined, for almost five years he had another job during his days off from the prison until he was promoted to catering services manager and took overall charge of the prison's kitchens.
Neither of the two people who could have taken overall charge of the situation were contactable, and none of those on board Fort Stikine were willing to take charge.
