Examples of using To be in charge in English and their translations into Slovak
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how to be in charge of people.
If the police had any brains they wouldn't have allowed somebody like Neto to be in charge.
Therefore, one of the largest secrets of your own reality is your ability to be in charge of your own body and its basic functions.
Yet, in the superior levels of nature, no one appoints themselves to be in charge of a certain group.
a male sex hormone thought to be in charge of balding in women and men.
As for the matter of human beings wanting to be in charge and desiring democracy,
The evil one only appears to be in charge to many of you, but I assure you that My Son,
information held by public administrations without the need to be in charge of legally relevant situations.
to a peaceful transition, for a free democratic system,">to permit an elected civil authority to be in charge of the country, to build a democratic free nation.".
asserts that it is not permissible for a infidel(in this case is a Christian) to be in charge over Muslims whether in the private
such as creating an independent Executive Board(to be in charge of case-by-case decisions
of a single person to be in charge of the overall management
Everybody wants to be in charge!
You're supposed to be in charge.
Do they want to be in charge?
But I need to be in charge.
Someone has to be in charge around here.
Someone has to be in charge and make decisions.