Sentence examples for technically in charge from inspiring English sources

The Strategic Air Command, technically in charge, appears to have had little control.

Or someone thinks, I'm not technically in charge, but I should be.

The Fatah president, Mahmoud Abbas, is still technically in charge of the Palestinian Authority, but Hamas is the real force now.

The day Iggy left, FlamesNation tweeted that even though Mayor Naheed Nenshi is technically in charge of the city, "Calgary belongs to Iginla".

Rosenstein's expected departure — whenever it occurs — will probably spark fears about the future of the Mueller probe, though even now Rosenstein is not technically in charge of it.

The vice president, Abed Rabbo Mansour al-Hadi, has been technically in charge in Mr. Saleh's absence, but he has not stepped up as a leader, and rumors have circulated about Mr. Saleh's return.

A clause in the superintendent's contract allows the board to terminate "without cause or a hearing". School board members technically are in charge of only one district employee, the superintendent.

His busy day was not any different, now that the Americans were technically no longer in charge.

Specialised courts for patent disputes should be established, with technically minded judges in charge: the inflated patent-damage awards of recent years are largely the result of jury trials.

Last week's debate in the Lords on the proposal to stop opt-out pornography filters was a perfect parable about the dangers of putting technically unsophisticated legislators in charge of technology regulation.

This issue of who, technically, would be in charge of Mueller is an important one, but it's not nearly as significant as the broader issue raised by Rosenstein's likely departure.