But it has taken him until now to take complete charge, bringing to an end the 16-year David Sullivan and David Gold era.
While he's the boss at work, she takes complete charge at home, earning his respect and deference.
If Miss Tennant becomes particularly enthusiastic about a promising young player who in turn would like to go in for tennis career, she takes complete charge of the prospect's every waking hour.
His Lady Macbeth, Kate Forbes, plays the early scenes with exquisitely steely will, coolly urging the murder of King Duncan (David Manis) and taking complete charge when Macbeth loses it at the coronation banquet.
Far more than in places like Sweden, France, or even the United States, the Italian man still seeks a wife who will make his dinner every night and who takes complete charge of the family.
When she returns, with great flourish, as the lodestar of the opera's finale, she is supposed to bring with her a moral clarity that she alone embodies — something in short supply by that time, since her lecherous country cousin, Baron Ochs, has taken complete charge of the proceedings in her absence.
Among the most important changes were a substantial upgrade in the role and responsibility of corporate audit committees and the creation of anew agency, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board ("PCAOB"), to take complete charge of overseeing auditors and all aspects of the auditing process.
When we let a single entity take complete charge of security, the number of observers goes down, along with the probability of identifying a threat to security.
ABN Amro hopes to take complete charge of Banca Antoniana Popolare Veneta but cannot until it converts from a cooperative to a private bank.
