Примеры использования To take charge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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by going to sleep with the smaller children, to take charge of them during the night.
She hopes the enactment of this new law will empower women to take charge of their lives and avoid falling victim to discrimination.
so he hires a woman calling herself Ricki(Jennifer Lopez) to take charge.
I should also like to underscore the offer by the Argentine Government to the United Kingdom- it has not yet been mentioned- to take charge of removing the mines that were placed on the Malvinas Islands during the 1982 conflict.
The establishment of the New Partnership for Africa'sn Development attests to the continent's willingness to take charge of its development, in the context of a renewed partnership with the industrialized countries.
in the end comes a time when we decided to take charge of our own lives
support of Africa's development, and decided to fully support the vision of African leaders to take charge of their own development.
If the Committee wished to move in the direction of the jurisdictionalization of its work in the area of individual communications- precisely the direction in which it was heading- there was sufficient justification for it to take charge of the individual communications mechanism.
ICTs represent one of the most effective tools for remedying the imbalance by allowing countries to take charge of their own tourism promotion,
For example, UNHCR requested IOM to take charge of overall operational
Northern Ireland, offering to take charge of clearing the mines planted in the Malvinas during the 1982 conflict.
National Police expeditiously to enable them to take charge of security in Afghanistan.
The Assembly's adoption of the resolution under these circumstances has placed a special stamp on the manifest will of the international community to make all preparations necessary for the people of the world to take charge of their own destiny.
an investment in the development of the best minds who will enable future generations to take charge of their own destinies.
it has always surprised me that they did not drive this forward themselves and invest to take charge of this market's potential.
Even though the country office endeavoured to take charge of the national execution audit process,
decided that the time had come for Africans to take charge of preventing, managing
Gabon agreed to take charge of the international mediation committee,
A GK ITUA Board of Trustees to take charge of developing criteria,
which affirmed the resolve of African countries to take charge of their destiny, articulated the development priorities of Africa,