Sentence examples for able to take charge from inspiring English sources

She becomes a confident duck able to take charge of her own life and problems".

Staff with higher qualifications will be able to take charge of more children still.

Britain says, with much wishful thinking, that Iraqi forces are now able to take charge of security.

Many motorists will want to be able to take charge for an emergency or simply for the pleasure of driving.

"The sense of being able to take charge of the country … I think they realise this is now totally unrealistic.

The big question is: Are there any grown-ups around -- and will they be able to take charge?

Be able to take care of her.

Empower women When womens overall status in society is improved and they have greater autonomy and decision-making power, they will be more able to access available services and to take charge of their own health and that of their children.

Nevertheless, the Football League allowed a group of directors to take charge and Swansea were able to complete their fixtures.

The department said: "We will allow clinical commissioning groups to take charge of commissioning when they are ready and able".

SMEs will be able to take further charge of their cash flow by negotiating faster and more favorable payment terms.