Sentence examples for fully in charge of from inspiring English sources
He has been fully in charge of that misrepresentation, too.
That is, the idea that humans are fully in charge of their fate.
The result is that no one is fully in charge of Tuesday night's debate.
By design the mother is fully in charge of a newborn.
The death of Mullah Omar may allow Pakistan to put leaders it controls more fully in charge of the Taliban.
"We need a single cabinet-level official who is fully in charge of the intelligence community," he said.
The CQC report told the care home to follow guidance about "supporting people to live their lives fully, be in charge of their decisions and have their dignity and privacy respected".
FOR Poles who dread the prospect of ex-communists fully back in charge of Poland within the next year, the timing of the return of the remains of Stanislaw Mikolajczyk was bitter.
"The president directed the White House to cooperate fully with those in charge of the investigation.
During the conversation held by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum and co-hosted by former Tory chancellor Norman Lamont, Mr Varoufakis said the Troika was "fully and directly" in charge of the country's Secretariat of Public Revenues, forcing him to devise a way to access its computer network.
But Mr Agnelli admitted at the time that he just could not bear to lose control.The Agnellis were fully in charge as they entered a new era of high-technology expansion.
