To take charge of the administration of languages.
With self-discipline, you take charge of yourself.
We need someone to take charge of our physical training.
John will take charge of the next meeting.
to take charge of the work of publicizing the laws of finance and taxation.
The gist of learner autonomy is about the ability to take charge of one's own learning.
To take charge of the administration and protection of municipal water courses, reservoirs, lakes and embankments;
To take charge of works regarding the qualification of pharmacists and further pharmacy education.
Scientific research personnel should not be asked to take charge of support services.
To take charge of prefectural industrial administration in construction, prospective design, indoor and outdoor decoration.
In school, I often take charge of various activities the same as other boys and girls.
Notice in what quality you surpass, and take charge of that.
Fiat veteran was parachuted in to take charge of the Chrysler brand.
CSDCCL shall take charge of handling the inquiries of shares relevant to assignment and the registration of assignment.
Two of the more exciting scenarios let players take charge of the forces struggling to topple civilization.
We can't take charge of our time but we should know the importance of time and cherish time.
Critical thinking is best understood as the ability of thinkers to take charge of their own thinking.
To take charge of the personnel education and Party-masses work for administrations and directly affiliated institutions.
During the divorce proceedings, the husband asked his assistant to take charge of him in the office.
Guo Gengmao, the provincial governor has gone to the mine to take charge of the rescue operation.
Instead, Neuman suggests, take charge of what you can control - your own behavior - and take the lead in bringing your marriage to a better place.
To take charge of the supervision and administration of the licensing of catering and service industry, as well as the safety of food.
To take charge of works on district's conservation of water and soil; to guide and coordinate the administration and infrastructure construction of countryside water utilities.
to take charge of the review and verification of related standardized documents of the Ministry, handle administrative appeals and responses to prosecutions against the Ministry.
While on the condition of the current-open loop, software will take charge of all the control of the motor with low-speed chopped operation.
According to the specific circumstances of the project can also take charge of construction directly welded pipe, but must check a stainless steel tube joint can demand reinforcement.
After years of hard work, he has finally been promoted from a small clerk to a senior executive who can take charge of himself.
When the Democrats take charge of the House, Ms Pelosi has promised a rapid succession of reforms, mostly piecemeal and populist.
Murrieta is in the path of growth for these counties and affords business the opportunity to take charge of the future today.
I don't understand. I don't know how to fix the computer, but my boss suddenly asked me to take charge of computer maintenance.
Responsibilities: be responsible for all the newspapers, and take charge of all the newspapers to ensure that all newspapers are published on time.
This provision does not apply if the seller or a person authorized to take charge of the goods on his behalf is present at the destination.
The sailor labor services department is mainly take charge of examine the sailors, selecting qualified sailors to serve for the domestic and international ship owner.
It will take two people to do his job henceforth - John Liu, currently head of sales, will run operations, while Boon-Lock Yeo will take charge of engineering in China.
In 1965, the People's Government of the Tibet Autonomous Region set up the Cultural Relics Administration Committee to take charge of the preservation and administration of cultural relics in Tibet.
To take charge of the formulation of the annual funding plan on urban construction; to guide the administration of urban construction investment and state-owned property in construction system.
The court noted that for a finder of lost property to qualify as an "owner" of the property, and so obtain sufficient legal rights in the property that it must take charge of the property.
Mr Obama has repeatedly argued that it would be better for Congress to take charge of emissions than for the EPA to regulate them under the Clean Air Act, as the Supreme Court has said it can.
Mom take charge of situation , various sugar-coated cannonball throw to you but you cannot dodge, defeated calculate you deserved it, who let you don't have a rich dad and a wield power mom.
¤ a command center shall be established to take charge of the security at the Olympic venues, dwelling places and other related areas and security experience of previous Games and previous large-scale events held in China will be put to account.
