be in charge of's Usage Examples:

Commissioners recommended the creation of a new office of marketmaster and wharfinger which would be in charge of wharfage, dockage rentals, rents for fish.

Lanús and was notable, at the time, for being the youngest person to be in charge of an Argentine first division professional soccer team.

In this role she will be in charge of advising the Executive Council of Alberta on its firearms policies.

The term derives from dieci (ten), suggesting that each would be in charge of ten men.

In 1983, Shomron established the ground forces command, to be in charge of the infantry, tanks, artillery and engineer corps.

new office of marketmaster and wharfinger which would be in charge of wharfage, dockage rentals, rents for fish houses and a proposed fish wharf and market.

Should they only be in charge of one feature of a storm, they will be called after that attribute, such.

John Prescott is the person who in future will be in charge of major negotiations.

financial affairs of the altepetl During times of war, the tlatoani would be in charge of creating battle plans, and making strategies for his army.

When the venerable youth leader and longtime National Scout Commissioner Daniel Carter Beard died shortly before his 91st birthday in June 1941, Goodman was selected to be in charge of the beloved pioneer's funeral in Suffern, New York.

In 1999 Mel took up coaching, going on to be in charge of several teams, mainly Rayo Vallecano and Betis, leading the latter.

New Zealand is the cabinet member appointed by the Prime Minister to be in charge of the Department of Corrections.

He went on to be in charge of four teams before being appointed at Leganés in 2013, which he led.

Synonyms:

onrush, onset, attack, countercharge, onslaught,

Antonyms:

obviate, stay in place, refrain, tasteful, dullness,