You are only
in charge when the children are with you, and the same applies with the co ‑ parent.
On the basis that Rose Gibb was
in charge when it all went wrong, much of the press is angrily critical of this decision.
The task positive network is
in charge when you are actively focusing on a task, while the task negative network is
in charge when you are daydreaming.
If they make too many errors that I see, then they're at risk — if they happen to be
in charge when the sky falls, I vote for someone else — if they make a really huge number of errors, I vote for someone else
Behind this barrage of acronyms is a serious question about who's really
in charge when it comes to environmental rules.
Shuhei Yoshida is Sony Computer Entertainment's man
in charge when it comes to first - party games the company publishes on all platforms.
Actually Yamauchi was still
in charge when the Stampers asked Nintendo if they'd buy their 51 % of the company and he refused.
So you feel like the «special» squad leader that is made to think is
in charge when you are effectively a dog on a rigid leash.
A roaming dog sometimes thinks he's
in charge when, in fact, the owner should be viewed as the leader.
Related: In New Orleans schools, decentralization creates confusion over who exactly is
in charge when there's a problem
There is more than a little truth to the teacher's adage, «I'm
in charge when the classroom door is closed.»
On a consulting gig in Utah, Jeannie is put
in charge when it becomes clear that the racist CEO of a no - frills motel chain won't take Marty seriously; Clyde tries to make inroads with a virginal Mormon woman; Monica decides to spend some quality time with Roscoe after her married boyfriend rejects her, but their parent - son bonding takes a dark turn, leading Roscoe to better understand his mother... and better appreciate his father.
The actor's many judge, executive, military, and town - marshal characterizations could also convey weakness and vacillation, but for the most part there was no question who was
in charge when Bouchey was on the scene.
I'm in charge all day, I want a man who has the ability to be
in charge when I'm not, you interested?
Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, who was
in charge when Silver was convicted and sentenced, wrote on Twitter that the evidence was «strong,» and the Supreme Court had «changed the law.»
It began Skelos» long but successful fight to keep his conference not only relevant but
in charge when it mattered the most in terms of decision - making for the future of his party.
Griffo said he still thinks it's perfectly appropriate for the LG to be
in charge when the governor is «incapacitated.»
The Senate Democrats are again accusing the Republicans of trying to neuter LG Bob Duffy, pointing to the quiet reintroduction of a bill that would remove the constitutional provision that puts
him in charge when the governor is outside the state.
It would be recalled that Maradona was
in charge when Argentina pipped Nigeria 1 - 0 in the group stage of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Mike htinks that he can lead us out of this recession... He was
in charge when we fell into this recession.
At the same time they are reluctant to support the Labour alternative on the grounds that the party was
in charge when the economy crashed in 2008.
Since he was part of the Brownite team who were
in charge when it all went wrong — to put it as neutrally as possible — it is hard for you to claim Labour have learned the right lessons and moved on while he remains Shadow Chancellor (a difficult point for you to make, obviously).
Allardyce left his post after just 67 days and one match
in charge when the Daily Telegraph published footage of him apparently advising an undercover journalist on how to bypass transfer rules.
SUNY Upstate's former president, Dr. David Smith, who was
in charge when the joint venture with COR was established, resigned in 2013 after being accused of padding his pay by receiving unauthorized compensation.
You are right that the Tories were not
in charge when the collapse happened.
Whoever is
in charge when the crashes happens, will receive the blame.
Former Latics boss Ray Mathias, who was
in charge when Cook started out there in the 1980s, said: «Paul has a hard job ahead of him and he will need to be given enough time and have the right players.
Luis Enrique was
in charge when he signed for the club, with it trending in the traditional ideology of only bringing certain styles of players from a select few nations, with Spain obviously being the primary option, but the transfer of this forward always looked like an arguably pointless one.
De Gea has already made 95 saves so far this term, with the goalkeeper's saves per game average jumping to 3.3, far higher than last season's average of 2.11 and significantly more than in Louis van Gaal's two years
in charge when he made an average of 2.51 saves per game in 2014/15 and 2.44 the following season.
Brian McDermott, the current Reading boss, was
in charge when the saviour of Leeds, or so their fans would have you believe, Massimo Cellino took over.
After the great promise of Slaven Bilic's first year
in charge when we came tantalisingly close to finishing in a Champions League qualifying position, it appears to have all gone pear - shaped.
The hope is that Pochettino will still be
in charge when Spurs move into their new 61,000 - seater stadium for the 2018/19 season.
And I'm sure that the prof will say that he was also
in charge when we took Flamini back a couple of years ago and kept him at the club this summer.
He spent four seasons as the Chiefs» GM and was the man
in charge when Kansas City traded for Smith, and that helped the team turn around quickly.
We should be bringing in David Dein for transfer responsibilities, as he is much better than Wenger at that, as proven when he was
in charge when we last won the EPL — we did have a very balanced team back then.
He was also the man
in charge when we lost 6 - 3 away to Man City, with all those dodgy offside calls denying us goals if you remember.
Thor anticipates that Joe will keep Marks
in charge when that happens.
If you have thrift stores in your area, talk to the store manager (not just who is
in charge when you go in), explain what you do and ask what they do with the items that don't sell.
The key issue for investors is to understand that precisely no one is
in charge when it comes to the twin systemic risks posed by DB and HNA.
No Arab coalition is going to go into Syria and leave Assad
in charge when it's all over with, because that gives the place to the Iranians.
Being ignorant of what your contract does and doesn't allow results
in charges when you exceed the agreed data allowance or number of minutes.
Not exact matches
The 30 - year - old is seen as key to making the summit with South Korea happen: She was the first member of the North's ruling family to visit the South since 1953
when she asked for a detente at the winter Olympics and is believed to have been
in charge of the country while her brother was ill
in late 2014.
When you're
in charge of a ship, you deal with all kinds of unexpected issues that come your way on the water — everything from fires
in the engine room and giant waves to enemy ships and submerged reefs.
Being
in charge is demanding on your time, however, you should always give others your full attention
when they speak with you.
He has two outstanding trafficking
charges resulting from two 2010 police raids on CALM
when it was
in a different location; a neighbour complained about the smell, he explains
in his second - floor office as he puffs a large joint.
There's an assumption
when reading a newspaper that the editors
in charge are interested
in informing people about what's happening
in the world, even if that information is disturbing or offensive to some.
Why pay more for wireless
charging when you can just plug things
in?
It adds a bit of glam to the phone and ostensibly creates another surface on which separate, custom - made apps can run — the Priv features a
charging progress bar on its edge
when plugged
in, for example.
When it comes to startups and regulation, there's the Uber way of doing it:
charging ahead like a raging bull
in an effort to force law makers to change their ways.
Lithium - ion batteries become less capable of supplying peak current demands
when in cold conditions, have a low battery
charge or as they age over time, which can result
in the device unexpectedly shutting down to protect its electronic components.