Examples of using Those in charge in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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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
You pleaded with those in charge to have open talks,
transport, energy) and those in charge of R& D/innovation.
Although those in charge of these centres say that they are satisfied with the number of young people attending the centres,
When militants and those in charge of these associations decide to meet in order to celebrate the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
You are now in the midst of a global dilemma: your surface world is drawing ever closer to its shift into a 5-D unified reality, but those in charge of your world, despite efforts by many to depose them,
responsible for fiscal matters, i.e. those in charge of ensuring the governance of the Financial Stability Framework.
so science takes over and those in charge of science will decide which way you evolve.
obviously in parti cular those in charge of portfolios of joint interest to both institutions such as econo mic
future) Member States of the European Union show that those in charge of education and training are getting organised to tackle the problems facing them:
need for an exchange of information on works to ensure that those in charge of other museums were aware of those works,
Those in charge receive the certificates.
Housewives, especially those in charge of women societies.
Those in charge on both sides should be congratulated.
Let's mobilize and directly challenge those in charge!
And loyalty to those in charge, not to any other followers.
These long-term benefits should be considered by those in charge of public procurement.
Those in charge deceive us into thinking the world is turning too fast.
Lord Justice Gaghan threw the case out and lambasted those in charge of the investigation.
The EIC contacted those in charge of the LIFE programme as well as other potential investors.
Iii have a legal status ensuring that they are independent of those in charge of the establishments;