Verb:

शुल्क स्वीकारा,

take in charge's Usage Examples:

Thus, he has the responsibility to take in charge any problems occurring before the take-off (such as taking orders at.

In 1896 Alfred Acoulon joined the firm to take in charge the production of the instruments.

After the death of Rupesh Ji, Murli has to take in charge of Bharti and Dhara and then Murli realises that he has fell in love.

reconstruction asked Levesville, who has just arrived from Orléans, to take in charge part of this task at a sales quote with the assent of the bishop.

In the winter break it was expected for Dimitar Dimitrov to take in charge the team as announced by the sports manager Georgi Ivanov.

with this unexpected request from Germany, but he appointed Wang to take in charge of this task.

Director of Olympic Legacy under the UK Trade " Investment (UKTI) to take in charge of the strategic direction of London 2012 work in the FCO and the UKTI.

, the SQ will take in charge any homicide with no imminent arrests in a city of less than 250,000.

But software publishers soon sell packages that take in charge the different communication protocols to these markets; The UK-based.

virtual company is assigned with number of projects and all students take in charge under the president.

Alexandre Koyré) in 2001, he moved to Oxford at the Maison Française to take in charge the programme in history of science.

It also take in charge the feasibility study of the Tirana multimodal station, and the design.

An Act appointing commissioners to take in charge the Coaxen lands in the county of Burlington.

Synonyms:

move, act,

Antonyms:

refrain, block, recall,