The people who were in charge of moving forward my most important domestic initiative, health care, were women.
C. (a notoriously slow-moving agency) to charge his clients.
This strikes me as a pretty wide definition and covers pretty much everything that one imagines detectives might be gathering if they were serious about moving swiftly to a charge or release.
Ali Kahlaf Salman has been the officer in charge of keeping traffic moving at Mansoor Square in Western Baghdad since 2004.
It seems to follow that if China is on the rise, then the successful companies that are leading the charge will be the ones moving offshore and conquering overseas markets.
The Briton was clearly fuming at having let the chance slip away and his frustration was evident in the tie-break as Wawrinka took charge from the outset, moving 4-1 up and closing it out with a sharp serve-volley.
Pupils from England, Wales and Northern Ireland were offered the chance to resit the papers free of charge after the row over the moving of grade boundaries.
In addition to moving the camera left and right, the thumbstick is in charge of making in-game characters walk forward and backward.
Just a few days ago, British prime minister David Cameron shuffled his cabinet, moving Hunt from Minister of Culture to his new position in charge of health.
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He is intelligent enough to divert us from the darker bits with, among other things, a phenomenal, constantly moving set, designed by Bob Crowley (who also took charge of the costumes): scrims and sets fly miraculously into the rafters, only to be replaced by others whenever Poppins has a change of mood.
But, moving the ball quickly left, Quins created space for Marler to charge over and dive in near the flag.
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