in charge

Whether Slegers will be in charge for that is yet to be seen.

During Gatland's first 12-year stint in charge, Wales were twice World Cup semi-finalists, won three Grand Slams and celebrated a 14-match unbeaten run that briefly took them to number one in the world rankings.

And the federal largesse he enjoys isn’t likely to be threatened by the spending cuts that Trump has promised: Welfare of the corporate kind is rarely on Republicans’ chopping block, but certainly not now, given that Trump has put Musk in charge of a Department of Government Efficiency to identify targets to slash.

In fact, even liberals like having a main man or woman — most people naturally seek the person in charge.

When measuring gene expression in rice and sorghum plants, the scientists found that a transcription factor family commonly referred to as DOFs were in charge of turning on the genes to make bundle sheath cells in both species.