Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• It is therefore necessary to take into account the preliminary annual amounts of emission allowances allocated free of charge over the period 2013 to 2020 fixed by the decisions of the EFTA Surveillance Authority of 10 July 2013 concerning the NIMs of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
• Something just came over me, and I had to take charge, you know?
• What this means is that we have to work towards a solution by taking a different route, that of a conference on stability and peace in the region, and then hand over to the UN, which will take charge of rebuilding democracy in Iraq.
• Hand over the sceptre and sash; I'll take charge.
• Anyone who can take charge during deliberations.
• The municipal administration of Lerici set up a special company to take charge of the building, which had to be handed over formally to it by the administration.
• The carrier cannot, on the other hand, be expected to take charge of passengers' return should be handed over to the national police or other appropriate authority.
• Supports the Council's decision to take charge of crisis management operations and to conduct a police mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina on 1 January 2004 and its willingness to take over from NATO in Macedonia.

• You should've been here to take charge of the estate.
• It is also up to each country to take charge of its own radioactive waste.
• So I have been specifically instructed to, quote, unquote, persuade you to take charge of the investigation here.
• Then I could take charge of organization and rationing.
• We mothers decided to take charge of our children's education...
• I've been asked to take charge of the European negotiation.
• She's welcome to take charge of me.
• She can take charge of him.