Examples of using Taking charge in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
As she put it:"I decided to take that incredible gift called choice and start taking charge of my own life.
No, all I am doing is taking charge of an investigation… that you have bungled to the point of gross inefficiency, and I have had enough.
knowing when to stop, taking charge: all recognisable elements.
is the Lightworkers taking charge of your destiny.
the British Museum will be taking charge. Well, Basil Brown, excavator… as this is a find of national interest.
striding forward and taking charge, even over Umar.
Upon taking charge of Jesus, the soldiers led him back into the courtyard of the praetorium,
congratulated Mr LAUR for taking charge and finalizing the document.
Taking charge of one's own power
and then taking charge of the administrative management of your business transactions on your behalf,
This proposal provides a legal basis for the financing of bodies set up by the international community as part of the political settlement of conflicts to be responsible for implementing aspects of the peace agreements or taking charge of the interim civil ian administration of the regions concerned.
and then taking charge of the administrative management of your business transactions on your behalf,
will be present as Jehovah's representative, taking charge of all the affairs during this day of trouble,
Take charge of all of TIQ's marketing activities.
Take charge of the situation by optimizing involvement of resources.
I will take charge of the pathfinding.
Take charge today with Pop-Up Away.
You can't take charge of this investigation.
A-slash, take charge.
Will you take charge of our Christmas show?