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Meanings of send in English
Synonyms
Examples for "charge"
Examples for "charge"
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The largest question in democratic politics in Europe is: who's in charge?
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A similar fast-charge network for Europe will be announced later this year.
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In both cases, the media led the charge: and quite right too.
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The report said the children were being given necessities free of charge.
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I will solve this Unresolvable Problem right now -free of charge.
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This week: Trump refused to commit to a peaceful transition of power.
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The conditions attached included that other developed countries commit to comparable reductions.
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Horan was still unable to commit to the position for another year.
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That letter had given the WHO 30 days to commit to reforms.
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But by the way, you don't commit 500 million right up front.
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Critics say the congress would institutionalize dictatorship by the ruling Socialist Party.
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WIRED: How do you institutionalize that innovative, disruptive way of thinking?
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Bolstering Afghanistan-Pakistan cooperation: We need to institutionalize stronger mechanisms for bilateral and trilateral cooperation.
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This attempt to institutionalize a Muslim nationalism dissociated from religion was analogous to Zionism.
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When Lisbeth was eighteen they tried to institutionalize her again.
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But making fact checking yet another industry may simply institutionalise fake news.
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Both institutionalise the impersonal and abstract and fetishise size, speed and scale.
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It is time we found ways to institutionalise better decisions and longer-term thinking.
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All that does is further institutionalise and legitimate data capture.
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Lavrov said Russia is seeking to institutionalise the presence of international monitors in the buffer zone.
Usage of send in English
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She said the government needed to send a strong message about quality.
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It was recently decided to send a text message result for speed.
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We need to be responsible and send a clear message to society.
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However, Congo said later it expected the EU to send only equipment.
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We need to send Maliki's government a strong message, loud and clear.
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Europe's snowballing debt crisis threatens to send the global economy into recession.
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Today with social media, everybody who can press 'send' is a critic.
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To ask technical questions or comment on the book, send email to:
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To comment or ask technical questions about this book, send email to:
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This case, and other similarly high-profile cases, send out an important message.
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Ms McGill said it can send a harmful message to young people.
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Just send a message to my house that I shall be late.
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France will say it plans to send more police trainers, they said.
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Canadian officials are currently in Paris discussing whether France can send troops.
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Abu Mali said yes, of course, we will send you to Palestine.
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It goes without saying that the national government will send ministers there.
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Catalan
Send through the time
Send across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
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