Sentence examples for given charge from inspiring English sources

He should never have been given charge of an economy.

Slaves were entrusted with large sums of money and were given charge of long-distance caravans.

Compaoré was given charge of the national commando training centre at Po in 1981.

He was given charge of the unsuccessful 1635 negotiations with Sweden.

Given charge of the province, he claims, he would bring peace in three months.

Women are said to be "empowered" by being given charge of the cash stipend.

The army chief and the chief of police were given charge of Bangkok.

A year later Cannon became a full member, and in 1858 she was given charge of a hospital ward.

The disadvantage of this is that he has been given charge of mining and energy, which puts an inexperienced minister in charge of a huge export-earning sector.

While his brother awaits trial, he is given charge of the dog, the kids, the empty house and the safe deposit box.

He added: "The Met should never have been given charge of the case as they had every incentive to return the result we now see.