Sentence examples for yet in charge of from inspiring English sources

For technical reasons, the receiver is not yet in charge of the mall but is expected to take over soon.

Yet, in charge of a metropolis teetering toward ruin, Beame found himself dismantling the dream mechanism that made possible his unlikely rise to power.

Age: 62 Industry: regulation Staff: 15 Salary: £155,000 2005 ranking: 71 Meyer has had his toughest year yet in charge of the Press Complaints Commission.

However, in giving his fellow Etonian the right to attend cabinet but no responsibility for a brief, Cameron has brought Johnson inside the tent and bound by collective responsibility, but not yet in charge of anything significant.

Yet Kranz, in charge of devising the mission-saving strategy, has much to add on how the problem was identified and a solution improvised.

Yet those in charge of the event, inexplicably given the distance between divots as shown on television coverage, either saw no problem or no reason to act decisively on it.

Yet officials in charge of controlling state secrets at national and local levels retain highly elastic powers under the law, leaving ample space for the government to grant exceptions or broaden the scope of what is deemed to be classified material in seemingly arbitrary fashion.

And there I was dressing in a forbidden way and yet obviously in charge of my life.

Yet the executives in charge of regions of the country were divided along time zones and out of touch with what different customers wanted.

Yet even when in charge of Toronto FC Carver was fined $750£45050) for criticising the referee, Tim Weyland, following a defeat to FC Dallas in April 2009.

Playing a brainy yet bizarre engineer in charge of perfecting the ghost-trapping machinery, McKinnon marshals a bevy of endearing quirks into a star-making, supremely confident turn.