Sentence examples for technically in charge of from inspiring English sources

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".

Although Mr. Mortazavi is technically in charge of the court that is handling the mass trial, many Iranians believe the broader effort to tame Iran's opposition movement is being run by the Revolutionary Guards.

Because of a 1936 federal law that gives preference to blind vendors in government buildings, the State Commission for the Blind and Visually Handicapped was technically in charge of the coffee.

Homma, who was executed for war crimes after the Allied victory, was technically in charge of the evacuation of 100,000 American soldiers who became prisoners of war with the surrender of the Bataan Peninsula early in 1942.

CONAP, technically in charge of patrolling it, was constantly short on manpower and other resources.

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.

Because I feel like I have to be at fault for something going wrong because I'm technically the one in charge of my own life.

I didn't care, since technically she wasn't in charge of me.

Technically, the lieutenant governor is in charge of Wisconsin whenever the governor is "absent," but with modern technology, it's possible to conduct business even when out of state.

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