taking charge

And before you know it, they are sitting up in the bed taking charge.

Under these circumstances. Congress, on taking charge of these countries, did not absolutely prohibit slavery within them.

Strong managing ability for a project. Capable of taking charge of a large-scale landscape design project.

Taking charge of the handling of those who violate the contracts and for the consequent compensations.

Taking charge to make change is one of the best steps to a long and healthy life.

Instead of being passive, you see that taking charge is good for you.

The message should be that taking charge of your health is what it means to be a real man.

So a independent module taking charge of information management is required, which is called Content Management System(CMS).

These developments are a sign that the Light is taking charge of your reality.

It results in taking charge of our actions, taking responsibility, practicing self-discipline and working honestly within our community.

Your health and well-being depends upon you taking charge of your health by harnessing your body's marvelous healing powers.

Despite these looming challenges, some positive trends are emerging and Africans are taking charge of their development needs.

Taking charge of marketing promotion, establish effective communication with main construction companies in UAE.

This means taking charge of your work life by controlling your own schedule.

Risk liability is an important system in tort law. Risk sharing is theoretical foundation of taking charge.

Zhouxu was a tyrant . He oppressed his people and had the appetite for taking charge of other states.

Responsibilities: Assist the Chief in dealing with routine work, and taking charge of personnel, management system, finance, supervision.

This summer you Lions are coming into your own and taking charge of your lives.

Taking initiative can often mean taking charge of your own time.

yet this is how woman is brought up, without ever being impressed with the necessity of taking charge of her own existence.

And Miller, a Montana native, pretty much grew up on skis before taking charge of supersonic ground tests for the US Air Force.

Taking charge of your life requires great discipline.

Taking charge of coordination and communication in all links and guaranteeing. . . . . .

It means that learners are capable of taking charge of their own learning.

Purchasing center is the department taking charge of the purchase of materials.

Is a teenaged girl fit for taking charge of a kindergarten ?

Social production creates pride in the possibility of community members taking charge and providing their own needs.

The Cavs also have the best defensive team, with James taking charge on the defensive end.

Taking charge of tooling and fixture design, production, use, maintenance .

taking charge of management and control of marketing communication section's budget.

That leader is worrying less about the ego or image implications of employees taking charge and introducing ideas.

Taking charge of import, export and relevant business of company's products or accessories.

Taking charge of composing and implementing the nationalised proposal about the product.

He is taking charge of the company.

In addition to taking charge of the country's security, Afghan leaders are working toward reconciling with former militants.

Since taking charge of our travel group, the guide had had many experiences himself.

Very sorry with from the trouble resulted in by this matter, I taking charge of.

More than 8 years experience as Thailand cuisine food chef, taking charge of exploiting and teaching new menu.

The local government is taking charge of the security of the Games.

This is really the trick behind the Venn diagram I showed you in my blog post on taking charge of your career.

Mrs. Johnson is taking charge of our class at present.

If you mainly avoid sex, consider taking charge of some engagement.

At present, is taking charge of a research subject of state science and technology support program.

Taking charge of the overall expense , such as warehousing, forklift repair cost and over time etc.

Taking charge of the overall expense, such as warehousing, transportation fee etc.

I often find myself playing the role of leader and taking charge of the situation.

Taking charge at 53 years old, Mr. Toyoda became Toyota's youngest chief executive since his grandfather became president in 1941 at age 47.

taking charge of the meeting emcee, display our company's strength and the advantages of our products

Taking charge of the examination and registration, roster formulation and roster announcement of judicial authenticators ;

Taking charge of the administration of technical training activities

Taking charge of the credit rating appraisal of judicial authenticators ;

Consider Taking Charge of the Liquidated Ability of Insurance Company

Talking about developing social education in taking charge of archives

In "Leaders: The Strategies for Taking Charge" , Bennis lists four competencies that leaders need to develop

Leaders: The Strategies for Taking Charge

Thoughts on Party Taking Charge of Human Resources

The illusion of taking charge

The Dynamics of Taking Charge