Examples of 'charge of the department' in a sentence
Meaning of "charge of the department"
charge of the department - being responsible for the leadership or management of a specific department or unit
How to use "charge of the department" in a sentence
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charge of the department
You take charge of the department of milk product.
Officially Locke remained in charge of the department.
He is in charge of the department of currency and medals at Orsay Museum.
Sir Donald Banks was put in charge of the department.
In charge of the department of corporate structuring, migration and banking.
You are now in charge of the department.
The Secretary is responsible to the Minister in charge of the department.
I am in charge of the department.
That is why Miss Perkins has been placed in charge of the Department of Labor.
Who is in charge of the Department of Justice?
Secondary and Post-secondary education comes under the charge of the Department of Higher Education.
He 's in charge of the department.
He played the Recoría until February 1815, but remained in charge of the department of Philosophy.
Overall in charge of the Department.
MR. ADAMSON, And you were in charge of the department.
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Marie-José Löwe is in charge of the department of Roman languages at the Merz-Schule.
At Matica srpska he was in charge of the Department of Art History.
You're in charge of the department.
Despite the nomination, Albence remains in charge of the department until the Senate confirmation.
Why'd you put me in charge of the department if you think I can't handle it?
The first buildings ran in charge of the Department of the Federal District.
Well, I am in charge of the department.
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Yet the chairman of my department remains unimpressed
The department comes in from the rear
Both in the police department and elsewhere
