Sentence examples for traditionally in charge from inspiring English sources

In accordance with the law, none of the people who demanded to be let into their mosques on Friday were under the age of 18. Nor, by law, were any of them women, traditionally in charge of early Islamic education in the home.

RIM being an activity oriented towards reporting for research assessment exercises and thus tightly connected to the institutional funding, the support from the Management at HEIs for CRIS implementation and operation and for the Research Office traditionally in charge of such tasks would be much higher than for the much less relevant IR.

The way the proposal was announced shows that the commission is willing to take an ambitious stand on defense issues, an area in which governments traditionally prefer to stay in charge, Cahuzac adds.

City with Manuel Pellegrini in charge have traditionally done their trading early and decisively, eschewing the uncertainty of last-day drama.

Traditionally, the Ministration of Education is in charge of kindergartens and the Ministration of Hygiene is in charge of nurseries.

The war crimes were more or less traditionally defined, and the victorious Allies were in charge.

Musharraf and many of his newly appointed senior aides are muhajir immigrants who fled to Pakistan from India after Partition, in 1947 but they are in charge of an Army that traditionally has been dominated by officers from the Punjab region.

"The idea is to reach out to an art and music scene that isn't traditionally drawn to film," said Michael Silberman, who is in charge of distribution for Goldwyn.

This responsibility traditionally lies with the senior doctor and nurse in charge of the shift.

In-Charge, HC4.

Overall In-Charge, HC1.