Examples of using To be in charge in English and their translations into French
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                        Colloquial
                    
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So you want to be in charge.
I need to be in charge.
You're supposed to be in charge.
You're meant to be in charge.
Choose someone to be in charge of the snacks, And I will give them my Costco card, the end.
I need to be in charge of my own life for once, you know?
Propose to  appoint a group of children to be in charge of encouraging the others
You're supposed to be in charge of security. You can't be  the security breach.
No specific body seems to be in charge of collecting data in  detention facilities,
who used to be in charge of the work of the Church in  Mainland China,
As"Kit of the Mail", she was  the first female journalist to be in charge of her own section of a Canadian newspaper.
The entity best positioned to be in charge of the strategy development process is  likely to  depend on the political
The protagonist is  Finn to be in charge of climbing with the help of the clouds to  go in  search of his friend Jake.
But someone needs to be in charge. I heard you used force for no reason.
Some parents may be  asked to be in charge of some equipment and field permits which they will be  provided with.
Appoint a"first respondent" to be in charge of submitting your reports
Man is  supposed to be in charge of his own affairs, but I haven't worked it like that.
I didn't want to be in charge. I wanted to  go home and stare at my TV.
For one thing, you're supposed to be in charge of the hors d'oeuvres for the shower.