Caramanlis said his decision to take direct charge of prerparations for the Aug . 13-29 Olympics was an indication of the urgency to finish projects still serious delayed.
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The British government, in direct charge of Northern Ireland since 1972, has set this year's Good Friday, April 2, as the deadline for handing powers back to local hands.
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Customers of non-partner financial institutions can use the rediATM network at a maximum direct charge of A $ 2.00 for domestic cards and A $ 3.00 for international cards.
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The "'Hospital Administrator "', the actual authority for the administration of the hospital, is in direct charge of its management and responsible for the smooth functioning of hospital activities.
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Agriculture Minister Musalia Mudavadi announced Thursday that the chairman and deputy chairman of the board had been fired, and the ministry was taking direct charge of the rice-growing project.
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She reached a turning point during her mid-20s, reducing her concerts annually from more than 100 to about 70, scheduling her first sabbatical and taking direct charge of her earnings.
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In the imperial provinces the quaestors were replaced by the procuratores Augusti ( imperial procurators ) as the chief financial officers, who took direct charge of financial matters, including tax collection.
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Barbed wire entanglements were placed in front of trenches to prevent direct charges on men below, increasingly leading to greater use of more advanced weapons such as high-powered machine guns and grenades.
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But placing a man tossed out of the game for gambling in direct charge of a club, knowing in great detail the compulsive nature and the enormous risk of his prior betting?
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In 1804 Maximilian IV Joseph gave Sckell direct charge of the English Garden and removed Werneck, with assurances of " complete satisfaction " ( " allerh�chster Zufriedenheit " ) with his work.
