Sentence examples for has full charge of from inspiring English sources

Kinsley's friend and protégé Andrés Martinez, who now has full charge of the editorial page, found all of it painful.

Rowntree has had full charge of all aspects of the forward operation under Lancaster, but while the England pack have had their days in the sun under his tutelage – there have been memorable performances against all three southern hemisphere superpowers as well as the full range of Six Nations opposition – things have been going pear-shaped for a while now.

You may be finding that you have no choice but to take full charge of your destiny.

Americans have been anxiously waiting for President Obama to take full charge of the gulf oil catastrophe.

Furthermore, Mack had been wounded earlier in the campaign, and was unable to take full charge of the army.

The US will have to stop defining its transatlantic interests in terms of its hegemonic mindset, and Europe will have to take fuller charge of its own region.

It was an unthinking view, even though my own father had taken full charge of parenting duties after my mother's death from breast cancer when I was 10.

They are of the first importance to the "new Conservatives who appear to have taken full charge of the Republican Party this year.

(007)" Some had a far more extensive and proactive remit, taking full charge of tests and assessments before a diagnosis is made.

Foxtons dismisses the claim, saying its fees are "open and transparent" and that tenants have full visibility of charges before they rent a property.

But the letter told us that from now on we would have to pay full charges of £150 a quarter – small change for Coutts but a significant amount for us.