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Meanings of put in charge in English

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Usage of put in charge in English
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At this agency, industry insiders were put in charge of industry oversight.
Reuters
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Britt was put in charge of the night patrol, Saunders the day.
The Man from Brodney's
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Filippo Inzaghi is another former Milan great to be put in charge.
The Guardian
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The company replied that Pontgrave should be put in charge at Quebec.
The Founder of New France : A Chronicle of Champlain
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Satitpong was put in charge of the king's private property in January.
Reuters
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And Biden has now reportedly been put in charge of China policy.
The Guardian
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I don't know how he could be put in charge of logistics.
The Guardian
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Mr. Rowntree, whose work is so well known, was put in charge.
Women and War Work
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And who do they put in charge of the investigation but you?
Back on murder
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The State Services Commission was put in charge of this clampdown in June.
Radio NZ
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General Putnik, a great commander, was put in charge of the Serbian troops.
Winning a Cause: World War Stories
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Local military councils were put in charge of administering the funds.
Reuters
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He was put in charge of the running of that road.
The Brick Moon, and Other Stories
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He was then put in charge of an expedition against the Greek pirates.
Ancient Rome : from the earliest times down to 476 A. D.
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The High Constable was put in charge of them, and they set out.
The White Knight: Tirant Lo Blanc
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This ended after a disastrous fire, and North was put in charge again.
The new yorker
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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