So, what would Dimon do if he were in charge?
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We were in charge of roster building and team strategy.
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It was a safe environment, and we were in charge.
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The point was that they were in charge of things.
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"If I were in charge, I'd do things differently," she said.
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Democrats, remember, they weren't doing budgets when they were in charge.
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Imagine if Siri were in charge of reading you bedtime stories.
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Nine banks were in charge of the listing two years ago.
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They believed that they were in charge and brooked no changes.
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In Mukasonga's village, the women were in charge of the fire.
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So what would it look like if they were in charge?
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At least, if Numbers were in charge, that would be true.
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"If I were in charge, I would be worried," warned Sen.
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Imagine the reaction of investors if left-wing leaders were in charge.
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"If I were in charge … I'd ask for his resignation," he added.
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Republicans were in charge in 14 states, and eight states were split.
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How would you stop scandals from happening if you were in charge?
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McConnell vowed in 2628 that would change if Republicans were in charge.
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Men were sometimes superior to women, and sometimes women were in charge.
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If he were in charge of things, he would make one law.
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"The prisoners were in charge inside," the judge said, according to Estado.
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Before Congress enacted the Clean Water Act, the states were in charge.
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Fox executives like Shine were "in charge of my life," Luhn said.
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BAIER: But you were in charge -- (CROSSTALK) COMEY: To bang on each other.
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If I were in charge of making cocktails it would be more serious.
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VICE: If you were in charge of redesigning healthcare, what would you do?
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"I'd never been to a country where blacks were in charge," he said.
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He didn't get that money when Republicans were in charge of Congress either.
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What would you do if you were in charge of the Census Bureau?
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Once upon a time, car companies were in charge of, you know, building cars.
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We were in charge of engineering here in Mexico, purchases, construction, transportation and installation.
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Four companies were in charge of the venture: Ratchaburi, Korea Western Power Co. Ltd.
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V: We were in charge of making the models of the songs and playing instruments.
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Jensen and Caira were in charge of searching for the tapeworms infecting sharks and rays.
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Democrats were in charge when Nixon faced the impeachment charges that led him to resign.
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And the Republicans failed to do their job when they were in charge, no doubt.
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Clinton's aides were in charge of buying replacement BlackBerry devices when she was in office.
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The suspected insiders, American officials said, were in charge of that part of the base.
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But state officials, not local leaders, were in charge of how to spend the money.
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Background: Porter and Kelly were in charge of reviewing all information before it reached President Trump.
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"California used to have high partisan bias when politicians were in charge of redistricting," Li said.
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"If I were in charge of that, it would be a short-term job," she said.
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The Special Operations commandos led by Mr. McRaven were in charge of capturing or killing him.
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This meant the invaders were in charge in Baghdad as the country descended into civil war.
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In tone and in substance, the liberals were sending the message that they were in charge.
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That marks a contrast to the era when Yellen and her predecessor Ben Bernanke were in charge.
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They were in charge, and they were there a little bit before Paul Manafort actually took over.
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One possible reason for that: the Mexican Marines were in charge of this search from the beginning.
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Both were in charge of most fragile divisions, as it relates to Classified Science and DOD topics.
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So, Peter Strzok and the others who were in charge of these investigations, went around Christopher Steele.
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Two leading officers, who were in charge of the security, have since been transferred to other jobs.
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The problem with that mentality is that House Republicans were in charge of putting together that report.
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If anyone bothered to look, Reddit was proof that on the internet, the trolls were in charge.
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When the federations were in charge of policing themselves, athletes often seemed to get away with cheating.
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Roger Stone says if he were in charge of Donald Trump's campaign, things wouldn't be so rocky.
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They did not identify the Nissan staff and external consultants who were in charge of the vetting.
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What is one money problem you'd get rid of if you were in charge of the world?
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If I were in charge of a major publication, I would probably be hiring political reporters, too.
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When House Republicans were in charge, Trump used the tactic of bypassing Speaker Ryan, sometimes with great success.
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The big picture: For 30 years, Trump told America what it'd be like if he were in charge.
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ML: The book makes it seem that way, as though all of a sudden you were in charge.
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In 1998, the Republicans were in charge and crafted rules to serve their political goals, not the president's.
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The friends had a dream to quit their corporate jobs and build lives where they were in charge.
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If he were in charge of the caucus, he might have structured their fundraising operation differently, but he isn't.
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If he were in charge of American campaign finance law, he might make everything publicly funded, but he's not.
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"Important" people who were in charge of most fragile divisions, as it relates to Classified Science and DOD topics???
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His appearance at FBI headquarters signaled that the buddies -- Trump and Schiller -- were in charge of this power play.
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Durazo said that prosecutors in Sonora, as well as at the federal level, were in charge of the investigation.
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Photo Booth Students, send us — in words, drawings or pictures — what you would do if you were in charge.
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The film directors Fernando Meirelles ("City of God"), Andrucha Waddington and Daniela Thomas were in charge of the show.
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Here in the setting of Kanto, you were in charge—the fantasy world of Pokémon was completely your own.
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The idea was that by day the official authorities were in charge, but by night Barsukov ran Saint Petersburg.
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If health economists were in charge of the health system, not a lot would change, with some notable exceptions.
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During our 10-day trip to Sana and nearby provinces, it was clear that the Houthis were in charge.
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There is a small but real middle class, and freedoms unimaginable in the 1990s when the Taliban were in charge.
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" Herman appeared unfazed, however, answering, "My testimony is that prostitution was occurring in the sessions you were in charge of.
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A man and woman who Trevino said are Cuban nationals were in charge of the rig and have been detained.
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The judge ordered Exxon to produce sworn statements and documents from employees who were in charge of preserving the emails.
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The "Shark Tank" judge said Sunday if he were in charge of spending, he would put $100 billion toward robotics.
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We wanted to make sure that the appropriate people were in charge of telling the stories and directing the episodes.
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The way it usually works is someone goes around telling people what he would do if he were in charge.
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We have an opportunity and an obligation to demonstrate what we'd do if we were in charge of both chambers.
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Fox News's change in tone gave Trump's world the impression that they were in charge of the network, Sherman reported.
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As soon as a normal inmate entered the mass population of the zone, they quickly realized the thieves were in charge.
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"What I would like to see him do is fire the people that were in charge of that part," said Cruz.
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"There were a number of people under me who were in charge of the day-to-day facilities operations," said Morlino.
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They were in charge of the sectors of trade, transport, public works, finance and industry, transport, high education and agriculture respectively.
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Unable to fathom majority status, they have devoted little creative imagination to the agenda they'd pass if they were in charge.
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Even if the Democrats were in charge, it would take a few years to make any significant progress toward this goal.
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Under changes to Senate rules implemented by Democrats when they were in charge, the filibuster cannot be used against Cabinet appointees.
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It's as if they are utterly unaware that the election interference they suspected and detected happened while they were in charge.
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When he makes a new acquisition, he asks stakeholders what they would do if they were in charge of the brand.
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"The way we decided that this relationship could work for me was if I were in charge of everything," she said.
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Yes, women were in charge of cooking and cleaning, but they had herds separate from their husbands, giving them financial independence.
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Yes, women were in charge of cooking and cleaning, but they had herds separate from their husbands, giving them financial independence.
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Separate divisions of the Internet Research Agency were in charge of graphics, data analysis and information technology, according to the indictment.
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Because I felt, with Obama in the White House, I could just take for granted that good people were in charge.
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If I were in charge of this material, I would have considered withholding it during the lifetime of Hesse' onetime husband.
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So, Mr. Cain, what would you have done with that woman who scaled the Statue of Liberty if you were in charge?
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" There's a lot of people that were in charge of logistics and money, that were [saying] "You don't want to do that.
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In Liberia, politicians were in charge of Ebola communications in poor urban neighborhoods that voted for the opposition and distrusted the government.
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I know yeah, if you were in charge of sporting events you'd just have that lovely Katharine Jenkins singing the National Anthem.
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In this case, if you were in charge or advising the president how to proceed, what would be the best-case scenario?
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When Democrats were in charge of the Senate, they made it impossible to filibuster lower court nominees but not Supreme Court candidates.
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The subjects did feel like they were in charge of their hand, but they still never felt as if it was "their" hand.
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Graft was predictably commonplace; government employees who were in charge of assigning multimillion dollar contracts earned official state salaries of $215 a month.
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Transforming air travel Prior to 220006/2202, airports were in charge of their own security operations and would outsource screening to private companies.
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And even when the elites were in charge of the racism, they could not always control the monster white supremacy they had created.
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"I remember ladies who were in charge of the underwear categories who had to rewatch all the ads, looking for nipples," he said.
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Suddenly, Republicans like Phil Berger — a stridently conservative lawyer from the struggling mill town of Eden, who became Senate president — were in charge.
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But data shows that when Krasner's predecessors were in charge, violent crime and gun violence were even more pervasive than they are now.
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Share We asked students what they would do if they were in charge, what their concerns and hopes for the future would be.
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The Republicans' relentless attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act when they were in charge helped Democrats take back the House in 2018.
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If you were in charge of designing the way that startups raise money or operate ... Oh man, where do I get started here?
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"My first reaction was a feeling of heartsickness, because we were in charge of monitoring this project," Mr. Bian said in a recent interview.
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Google integrated Zagat restaurant listings as part of its Maps product, while Google employees were in charge of running the online presence at Zagat.com.
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They included vice presidents Wang Keyou, Xie Jiepeng and Ma Jie, who were in charge of the legal, finance and supply chain departments, respectively.
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More important may be the fact that, in Facebook's algorithm-driven world, the scandal is happening in a corner where humans were in charge.
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Many of the funds that rely on quantitative models or automatic trading seemed to perform better than those at which humans were in charge.
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The answer he came up with was brilliant: Once younger generations were in charge, we would start sprinkling articles with perfectly cromulent Simpsons references.
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Dr. King's murder introduced the thought to my mind that evil grown-ups were in charge, and that true power operated from the shadows.
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Last month's government shutdown closed USDA offices that were in charge of processing farmer's relief payments that help offset lost revenue because of tariffs.
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And, the record shows state spending in Arkansas increased 230% when you were in charge, 240% if you include federal dollars during that same period.
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"There was a dark period of time where if you were in charge of a project, you are not getting any interviews," one source says.
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While men went out to hunt, women were in charge of fermenting this precious elixir that was such an important part of their families' nutrition.
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A handful of underlings loyal to Mr. Ailes were in charge of the work there, the spokeswoman said, all of whom were recently laid off.
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Leos' relationships with their bosses and colleagues are further strained by their delusion that they would do a better job if they were in charge.
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So why would evangelicals believe that all would be well if they could take America back — that is, if "people like us" were in charge?
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Gallup reports that 61 percent of Americans say they are better off than they were three years ago, when Obama and Biden were in charge.
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They were in charge and they started calling witnesses and calling Monica Lewinsky and asking her specific questions based on what the story report said.
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There are plenty of Republicans who would likely support the passage of some kind of carbon tax if they were in charge of the party.
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Yildirim, in a news conference in the capital Ankara, said the situation was fully under control and that "our commanders" were in charge of the military.
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But it's worth remembering that when Democrats were in charge of the Senate and the White House, they did their part to weaken the filibuster too.
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We were in charge of ensuring that all revenue-producing entities within the city's parks, from food vendors to golf courses, operated smoothly, honestly, and cleanly.
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The Spurs were in charge all night, leading the entire game save for the opening minutes before fashioning a 31-20 advantage after the first quarter.
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The restrictions, which were updated for this season, were intended to prevent it from appearing as though engineers, rather than drivers, were in charge of cars.
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Whereas, when my parents were in charge of my health, the desire was to lose weight because the idea was that would help me feel better.
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In Arizona, some managers were in charge of about 25 people, one source said, making it difficult to spot-check whether anyone had unsafe driving behaviors.
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JASON FONG, Redondo Union High School (Calif.), class of 2017: If I were in charge, I would spread the word that there is strength in empathy.
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People who'd been kept out of conversations when the old mediators were in charge now had less standing between them and the rest of the world.
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But it's not just the foreign policy world that's changed in the years since Biden and Obama were in charge — the Democratic Party has changed, too.
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"These defendants were in charge of feeding the child but there were days when the 4-year-[old] was not fed," prosecutors said, according to court documents.
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The street in front of the school was blocked by rows of Mexican Federal Police officers, supported by Mexican Marines, who were in charge of crowd control.
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In other words, people could buy in to Medicare, and even when the Democrats were in charge of the Congress, we couldn't get the votes for that.
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Viola and Profumo were in charge at the time when Monte dei Paschi failed to raise capital on the market and turned to the state for help.
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This movie is plenty funny, even if it's not the all-out comedy fans may have expected when directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller were in charge.
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That was the only thing about being young when we started, was that it took a long time for us to realize that we were in charge.
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"If you were in charge of the Federal response to the Pandemic what would your recommendations be?" asked Dr. Kurt Kloss, a physician based in New York.
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One guard said Mr. Hill did not show him "proper deference" and beat him to show other inmates that "the jailers were in charge," the filing said.
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"You start at the bottom and work your way up, try to find out people who were in charge of the investigation day to day," he added.
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Just ask yourself this: if a demon like Michael were in charge of our real-life good place, would things look that much different than they do now?
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For example, until earlier this year Facebook had a team of 15 to 18 independent contractors who were in charge of writing headlines for Facebook's "trending news" box.
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In August, Mr Trump said he knew "a rough, tough guy" in the police department who could "stop [murders] in one week" if only he were in charge.
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Students might make a list of the things they would do or think about first if they were in charge of a school trying to weather the destruction.
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Our mothers all worked, and we all lived in freezing old houses where our parents were gone from morning to night and mean older brothers were in charge.
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Much of the abuse documented by investigators occurred while Mr. Dey and Mr. Shanahan were in charge, and many alumni have called for their removal from their positions.
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In 21625, when "compassionate" liberals were in charge during a shutdown, they closed national monuments to make it painful for average Americans, holding citizens hostage through emotional manipulation.
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Democrats have done similar things when they were in charge — though not on this scale as North Carolina Democrats vowing to go to court Thursday said more than once.
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But some of this subjects were primed to feel powerful by talking about a time they were in charge, and their brains didn't respond as strongly in those regions.
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Frankly, I'd rather a tan commercial pilot in search of a wife were in charge of our country, so I'm going to cover it like that's exactly what's happening.
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I imagine using 2020 would feel like you were in charge of a nuclear reactor, but at the same time you want to create fission on the dance floor.
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The slain men had worked for the Chinese Educational Mission, where they were in charge of a few hundred students studying in the United States on government-sponsored scholarships.
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The leader, I mean one of the big decisions that was made putting the people in charge of Iraq that were in charge of Iraq, and they were exclusionary.
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Those humble beginnings, where she and her assistant were in charge of ordering and shipping all the products, are no match for the kind of operation she now oversees.
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Without a punching bag like Mr Vitter this time round, Mr Edwards's best plan may be to remind voters how dysfunctional things got when the other guys were in charge.
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The group said its fighters were withdrawing as specified in the agreement, handing control to local units of Yemeni coastguards who were in charge of protecting ports before the war.
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Kimi Hanauer from Press Press asked Baltimore creatives to share their visions and ideas for a better Baltimore, and how they would change the world if they were in charge.
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But Israel has now named three senior Iranian officers, two brigadier generals and a colonel, whom the IDF said were in charge of the missile program for Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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Have you talked to Ajit and Greg-- Ajit Jain and Greg Abel, about making sure, if they were in charge of things, that they would continue to do the same?
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The Red Cross in Wuhan said this week that it was only one part of the city's resource supplying team and that city officials were in charge of allocating supplies.
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Job website Comparably recently surveyed nearly 26,000 workers from ages 18 to 55 across the tech industry to learn what their top priority changes would be if they were in charge.
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The delays on the project might well have occurred even if the government were in charge, and Macquarie said public-private partnerships helped local governments avoid taking on too much debt.
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If you were in charge of rethinking this holiday to make Washington, Lincoln and the role of the presidency in general relevant to young people, what would you do and why?
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And when he was in exile from the leadership from 1998 to 2006, he was a go-to quote for commentary on the poor conduct of those who were in charge.
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Hollywood's 2017 Emmy-nominated comedians almost all agree on the one person they'd kick off the planet if they were in charge, and it probably doesn't come as much of a surprise.
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The men feel the same sense of betrayal by adults who oversaw Jensen as the women feel toward the Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics officials who were in charge of Nassar.
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Saying that we would do it like the Founders wanted it done if you were in charge is only a tough thing to say when you are actually, you know, in charge.
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I didn't realize at the time but in hindsight, I think I wanted to play characters who were strong, who were in charge of their own fate and made their own decisions.
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Even after Mr. de Blasio took office in 2014 and appointed the reform-minded Joseph Ponte as correction commissioner, Mr. Seabrook continued to behave as if he were in charge of Rikers.
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DAVID H. KIRKWOOD New York To the Editor: If I were in charge of the White House Correspondents' Dinner, I would definitely hire Alec Baldwin and Melissa McCarthy to provide the entertainment.
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Samim Khpulwak, spokesman for the governor of Kandahar, said the five women were in charge of searching female travelers at the Kandahar airport, and had been hired by a private security company.
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Politicians argued that the voters themselves were also the victims of the hacks, and that they would ultimately hold accountable the elected officials who were in charge when the systems were breached.
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Poverty makes it hard for Moldova to stand up for itself, and its economy has been looted for years, especially at times when governments claiming to be pro-European were in charge.
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This is not simply a partisan standoff, by the way, or Republicans would have funded the border wall during Trump's first two years in office, when they were in charge of the House.
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"Boeing's got to clean up its culture and I don't think you can clean it up with the people who were in charge when this all unfolded," U.S. Democratic Representative Peter DeFazio said.
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"Boeing's got to clean up its culture and I don't think you can clean it up with the people who were in charge when this all unfolded," U.S. Democratic Representative Peter DeFazio said.
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The FCC's action, taken on December 14th in a 3-2 vote with Republican members forming the majority, rolls back regulations adopted by the same body in 2015 when Democrats were in charge.
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For his first two years, when his own Democrats were in charge of Congress, Mr. Obama passed major legislation like his health care program, a major economic stimulus package and Wall Street regulations.
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Those leaders were in charge in January, when a declassified report from those three agencies was released that said Russia called for an influence campaign aimed at interfering in the United States election.
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If you were in charge of trade -- you have the best Chinese experience, I don't know how many -- you said you've been to China more than almost anybody, I think, in our country.
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The Chicago police's Red Squad [who were in charge of infiltrating and sabotaging left-wing groups] would have cops with very new bellbottom pants and T-shirts taking pictures of all the people there.
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" "I could probably just, you know, enjoy the zoo instead of needlessly inserting myself into it or talking ad nauseam, unprompted, about how well I'd run it if I were in charge of it.
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At the same time, though, I knew I had to walk a tenuous tightrope in my role: I was there to guide and advise, but the students, in order to learn, were in charge.
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Trump may be skipping the big event, but his shadow looms large as the people who thought they were in charge of the anti-establishment conservative movement cope with just how powerless they've become.
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Team leaders were in charge of picking the stores and scouting them for cops, moving merchandise to particular spots within stores, and signaling to other people in the crew with hand signals and cellphones.
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Two train operators, one on each side of the train, were in charge of transporting Mr. Fallon and BTS back and forth along a track from a Bowery platform to a Canal Street platform.
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"But of course, a key difference then as opposed to now is that you had people who were in charge who were actually in charge, and who were prepared to take charge," he added.
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The accusations are likely to intensify criticism that the company remains in the hands of insiders who were in charge while it produced millions of cars deliberately devised to cheat on air-quality tests.
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However, they cannot do much more than that, because when they were in charge, they changed the rules so that presidential nominees other than Supreme Court picks need only 51 votes to be confirmed.
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"Each day was a new surprise, and since you were in charge for only one day, it was much more cost-effective and you only had to take one day off from work," she says.
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At the time, Republicans were in charge of the White House and Congress, and Clinton, who participated in our House hearing as the Democratic senator from New York, could have taken a very partisan position.
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Officials in his administration made the call to switch Flint's water supply in what was characterized at the time as a temporary cost-cutting move, and they theoretically were in charge of carrying it out.
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Then all the sailors were blindfolded except for the two U.S. Navy coxswains who were in charge of sailing the boats into a small lagoon at Farsi Island while guns were still held against them.
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"Let's hope this is the beginning of something even better in our country — and in the world — because I think the world would be a better place if more women were in charge," she said.
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GOP leaders plan to tout the tax cuts around the April 15 filing deadline and hammer home to voters that Democrats never would have delivered that type of paycheck relief if they were in charge.
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"HHS has still not confirmed it will allow public testimony from the senior officials who were in charge of the Unaccompanied Children program during the development and implementation of the family separation policy," DeLauro said.
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"Let's hope this is the beginning of something even better in our country — and in the world — because I think the world would be a better place if more women were in charge," Louis-Drefyus said.
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If you were in charge of a Facebook-like platform, call it Russellpedia or something, what guidelines would you put in place to facilitate the sharing of ideas while making sure abuse and harassment weren't widespread?
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Guardiola and Mourinho's relationship stretched to breaking point when they were in charge of Barcelona and Real Madrid respectively, while the Portuguese described Mazzarri as a hard-working donkey when the two were rivals in Italy.
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Perry and Volker were in charge of communicating directly with Giuliani, according to Sondland, but it becomes clear through these contacts that Giuliani is communicating the president's desire for a meeting-for-investigations quid pro quo.
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VICE News spoke to Sabah's investigative journalist Abdurrahman Simsek and his team as they were preparing to publish exclusive new details on the Saudi suspects they believe were in charge of the so-called assassination squad.
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You had U.N. officials who were in charge of freedom of expression around the world this week say that these kinds of comments -- and, again, I don&apost think we&aposre talking about criticism of the media.
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It's an inauspicious start for the DNC, whose organizers clearly wanted to disassociate their convention from the raucous RNC and show the country that adults were in charge of at least one of America's two major parties.
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But when Born started to push for new rules, a quartet of powerful economists—Robert Rubin, Larry Summers, Alan Greenspan, and Arthur Levitt, all of whom were in charge of much more powerful entities—dismissed her concerns.
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According to Folha, Odebrecht told prosecutors that former Finance Minister Guido Mantega and BNDES head Luciano Coutinho were in charge of pressuring businesses that secured BNDES loans for overseas work to make contributions to Rousseff's 2014 reelection.
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"This was a case of managers at Lidl Italia who were in charge of contracting work being permanently subjugated, so as to ensure projects were assigned favorably to the companies controlled by the associates," the warrant read.
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Irvin Nathan, who served as general counsel for the House from 2007 to 2011, when Democrats were in charge, said there was no law that subpoenas issued as part of an impeachment investigation should get greater weight.
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None of the Redlands administrators who were in charge of overseeing Kirkland were fired, and in depositions, they uniformly insisted their team handled things well, although police accused Redlands school officials of failing to report suspected child abuse.
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If you knew back then, when you were in charge of the investigation and you saw those text between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, the level of animist they had against President Trump, what would you have done?
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And in case you thought first ladies were in charge of school lunches, Cruz's comment is clearly a dig at Michelle Obama, who is known for her interest in and efforts to address the problem of childhood obesity.
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If he were in charge of a big company, he tells organizational psychologist Adam Grant in the latest TED podcast episode of "WorkLife with Adam Grant," he would institute policies that would make workers happier — and more efficient.
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In the early 2000s, Disney conducted research that found that in most households mothers were in charge of planning vacations, and that one of the best and most trusted ways of getting information was through word of mouth.
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It's in fact punishing those people and rewarding people who literally entered a lottery to try to make some money, which to us is not the way we would have gone about it if we were in charge.
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But after outrage from onlookers — including members of Düsseldorf's town counsel who were in charge of administering the prize's cash award and who threatened to veto Handke's win — Handke turned down the prize before it had to be revoked.
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It was the responsibly of those who were in charge, and they watched it burn—and in some cases they had a direct hand in helping to facilitate that by cutting services the community needed to survive and thrive.
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And when the Reagan-era officials were in charge, the administration they were a part of presided over a period of catastrophic inaction, at a time when a mild idea like a carbon tax might have made a difference.
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We still have the same party leaders who were in charge when the presidency, the Senate, the House and many local elections were lost, and they are showing that they intend to keep a tight grip on their roles.
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If you were in charge again, of these many things you ... Overall, support for work is critical, how we work and not just how we treat our children and how we help mothers and parents deal with the workforce.
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Sadly, for a pair that were being sold by a PetSmart in Nashville, very few of these basic needs were being met — and even worse, they were knowingly neglected by the humans who were in charge of caring for them.
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But there are more restrictions on how that money can be spent, and what the administration has to do to keep Congress from reducing it next time out of pique or distrust, than there would be if Republicans were in charge.
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For instance, after Third Point first acquired a stake in Morgan Stanley, Gorman called Loeb to ask what he would do if he were in charge, according to a talk Gorman gave at NYU Stern School of Business last year.
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There was lots of foreshadowing of ItsTheReal: countless late nights in our best friend Greg Mayo's basement studio, poring over snare drum sounds, roasting coworkers and the campers we were in charge of, and hours, days, weeks of perfecting our wordplay.
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In a statement, the Algiers public prosecutor's office said that as well as the former premier, the referral also included Tourism Minister Abdelkader Benmessaoud and former ministers Youcef Yousfi and Abdelghani Zaalane, who were in charge of industry and transport respectively.
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The Social Democrats, Ms. Merkel's center-left coalition partners who control the finance ministry and were in charge of the latest budget plan, are using the dislike of Mr. Trump in their election campaign ahead of European parliamentary elections in May.
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Since the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, where Russian authorities were in charge of drug testing, the International Olympic Committee has begun disciplinary proceedings against 28 Russian competitors whose urine samples were found to have been switched by government security agents.
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Investigators of a whistleblower complaint have concluded that the safety inspectors that were in charge of the training curriculum for Boeing 737 Max pilots were "underqualified" and that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) provided misleading information about the issue to Congress.
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The zone was strongly secured while U.S. troops were in charge of Iraq's security, and while the occasional mortar or grenade was lobbed into it and a handful of suicide attackers slipped inside, no large-scale protests have managed to get through.
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Republicans made full, repeated use of their legislative authority to push for repeal of the Affordable Care Act in the House, and then, when they were in charge, in the Senate as well, finally sending a bill to Obama for an unsurprising veto.
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By mid-decade, the Democrats were in charge of congressional inquiries into the misdeeds of the CIA and FBI, and they roasted Kelley when he misleadingly (though apparently unwittingly) claimed the FBI had stopped conducting illegal break-ins in the mid-'60s.
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Pakistan's Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry said civilian authorities in the insurgency-hit southwestern province of Baluchistan were in charge of Reko Diq and, along with Khan, would take a decision, but added that the military "and all other stakeholders are obviously important players".
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In the late 1970s the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), an umbrella organisation for evangelical churches, was roiled by a confrontation between modernisers, who were in charge of the organisation, and traditionalists, who blamed them for presiding over a levelling-off in church attendance.
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Hodeidah's Houthi governor, Mohammed Ayash Qaheem, told Reuters that the group's fighters had withdrawn from the port as specified in the peace agreement, handing control to local units of Yemeni coast guards who were in charge of protecting ports before the war.
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When they were in charge during the Obama administration, House Republicans spearheaded many investigations, including a high-profile, bitterly partisan one into the 2012 attacks on a US mission in Libya that brought then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to the Hill.
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"It's a very difficult job, and it will be even more difficult, I think, to try to reverse course in certain instances," said Matt Fritz, who served as the agency's chief of staff from 2015 through January, when Democrats were in charge.
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"Loss of credibility calls for a specific approach, since it cannot be regained by issuing stern decrees or by simply creating new committees or improving flow charts, as if we were in charge of a department of human resources," the pope wrote.
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Angie says she and her father were in charge of Hank and visited him every day to feed him and make sure he had plenty of water -- but insists the neighbors were just looking for any way to make Mackenzie look bad.
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Although DeVos, then-attorney general Jeff Sessions, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, and Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar were in charge of creating recommendations as to how to bolster school safety nationwide, they did not attend every visit or hearing.
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For some answers, we asked some kids themselves, elementary and middle school students in Caldwell, New Jersey, as part of a new video series called "If I Were a Parent," where we ask kids how they would handle things if they were in charge.
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But while the Trump train careened generally unimpeded when Republicans were in charge, Pelosi is a real immovable object --knowledgeable in the institutions of Washington, empowered by a unified party behind her and intimidating to a President unaccustomed to dealing with a woman in power.
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His pitch has centered on how he would overhaul the chamber rules and run the House differently if he were in charge, a message designed to appeal to the wide range of lawmakers who are frustrated with how much power is concentrated at the top.
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This is also visible in the many "what we could have done differently" articles, which contain obvious presumptions of power and control — the belief, held throughout the campaign, by outlets that they, and not the audience, were in charge of the story, or popular perception.
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When the Shanahans were in charge in Washington, they ran more zone concepts and that's where Morris shines: running parallel to the line, waiting for that sliver of daylight to make his cut and begin punishing defenders at the second level with his 224 pounds.
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"Of a number of them, we know pretty exactly what their role and position was, for instance those who organized the arrival of the Buk rocket and who were in charge of the transport that day," said Fred Westerbeke, chief prosecutor at the Netherlands National Prosecutor's office.
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" Francis told the 250 bishops or so gathered, whom he generally referred to as "sinners," that they would not succeed by "issuing stern decrees or by simply creating new committees or improving flow charts, as if we were in charge of a department of human resources.
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"To my great sadness all the public authority people who were in charge at the time just sort of gave up because they were impressed that there was such generosity and they didn't know how to cope with it," Mr. Hebel said in a recent telephone interview.
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"What frustrated me a lot and made me feel really sad and sick was that I thought that the Haitian people and the Haitians who were in charge of the country would have taken [the earthquake] as an opportunity to make the country better," says Prévil.
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"Medicare spending will go up every single year by healthy margins and there are no structural changes for Medicare," said Vought, who also blamed Congress for not curbing discretionary spending in recent years — a time, it should be noted, Republicans were in charge on Capitol Hill.
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And I think what you&aposre seeing happen now, which is very different qualitative, is you begin to see with the inspector general&aposs reports with other information coming out that the system of corruption that Obama and Clinton were in charge of is gradually beginning to unravel.
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Bloomberg reports that Snapchat has laid off around 15 employees who were in charge of curating its Live Stories from the submissions of people in cities like New York and LA. Curators have been laid off These local Stories apparently just weren't as popular as Snapchat's other features.
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"Those who were in charge for a long time of the military intelligence and national security services have been replaced by newcomers who do not have the same expertise and experience," said Paul Oumarou Koalaga, the executive director of Diplomacy and Peace International, based in Burkina Faso's capital, Ouagadougou.
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Last year, a major cyberattack wiped out internet access to hundreds of thousands of people across the U.S. It was an unprecedented outage enabled by flaws in insecure cameras that gave the hacking software access to key servers that were in charge of running services such as Netflix and Twitter.
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The 1971 Stanford prison experiment, named after the university where it was conducted, attempted to explain why people in positions of power, like prison officers, were so often cruel to the people they were in charge of—prisoners—by randomly assigning those positions to volunteers in a controlled setting on campus.
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The disclosure that Mr. Pötsch is the subject of an investigation is likely to intensify criticism that Volkswagen remains in the hands of many of the longtime insiders who were in charge while the company was producing millions of cars that were deliberately designed to cheat on air-quality tests.
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My state is a third Democratic, a third Republican, and a third independent, and people notice that we have gotten nothing done over the last 10 years other than the Affordable Care Act when the Democrats were in charge, and this terrible tax cut when Donald Trump was in charge.
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"If I were in charge of the NBA, if I had [NBA Commissioner] Adam Silver's job, rule number one would be you have to be 21 to play in the NBA," Walton told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast produced by CNN and the University of Chicago Institute of Politics.
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Explain how, the first time you were in charge of a major product launch yourself, you knew you would feel successful if you didn't just get it out on time, but early, so you dove in immediately, made sure to delegate work smartly and managed to launch a week ahead of schedule.
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Since 2015, Italian police have arrested at least 65 suspected smugglers of Ukrainian origin, including two Ukrainian nationals held on human smuggling in June, the police official said.. The suspects arrested on Tuesday, aged 21 and 25, were in charge of a Turkish-flagged boat, which police believe had set sail from Turkey.
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Sassaman said that if he were in charge of a city like Miami, he would take inspiration from this and ask social scientists to identify pre-existing social networks that the current residents of Miami have—and where they might go when sea levels get too high for their city to be livable.
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When they were in charge, you had House Republicans informally observing the Hastert rule— named for the former speaker Dennis Hastert, who was carted off to prison for paying hush money to a former student he'd sexually abused — which says bills can come to the floor only if a majority of the Republicans support them.
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If it turns out that more cars had illegal software known as "defeat devices," Volkswagen could face even more criticism that it remains in denial, is still run by the many of the same people who were in charge while the wrongdoing was taking place and is unable to contain the damage to the carmaker's finances and reputation.
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There is no need to justify why our military would take every precaution necessary to ensure that the men and women in uniform handling nuclear weapons were fit to do so, whether they were in charge of a missile silo or loading nuclear bombs onto aircraft — or giving the orders to them, on up the chain of command.
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Straub predicted that if Trump were in charge of diplomacy, South Korea could pivot to China as leaders there lose faith in the US. "Every time you have something like the Wall Street financial crisis or a political campaign such as we have now, it tends to make South Koreans think they should be more on the side of the Chinese," Straub said.
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St. Louis County police, who were in charge of the protest response, took heavy criticism for using military-grade equipment, riot gear, and tear gas and rubber bullets on what observers say were largely peaceful protests (Representatives from the Ferguson and St. Louis County police departments, as well as the Missouri Highway Patrol, declined to be interviewed for this story).
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The studio A24 distributed Ex Machina in the US because the original studio bounced it, he says (it had a $15 million budget and grossed $24 million); a different team of execs green-lit Annihilation than those who were in charge when he finished it, and production notes were … well … Garland says all he ever did was shoot the scripts he'd shown studio execs.
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But I will say, after seeing the Dime Glory Challenge come to a screeching halt the moment Baker's Dustin Dollin grabbed the microphone and announced, "No one is skating until we get some more beer," and that demand being quickly met with several cases delivered to the "athletes deck," that if the Dime guys were in charge of skateboarding in the Olympics I might become a vocal supporter of the cause.
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Ted DeutchTheodore (Ted) Eliot DeutchHouse Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death House conservatives call for ethics probe into Joaquin Castro tweet Democratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment MORE (D-Fla.) agreed that anyone who wants the most powerful job in the House should "absolutely" have to answer questions about which sexual harassment reforms they would push for if they were in charge — whether they are a Democrat or Republican.
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