To ask as the price (for something). They charge 50 cents for a pint of milk, but they don't charge for delivery. To make a note of (a sum of money) as being owed. Charge the bill to my account.
Lead The Way To Safe Pain Medication & Pain Management Practices. Welcome to Take Charge Ohio, an initiative to help use pain medication safely and responsibly to. Shane Battier Take Charge Foundation & South Beach Battioke is dedicated to providing resources for the development & education of underserved youth. Medicaid administers several programs that provide various specialized health care coverage services for men or women's health. TAKE CHARGE Plus.
Debiteer يُدْرِجُ في حِساب، يُقَيِّدُ حِسابا عَلى пиша на сметка pôr na conta připsat (na účet) skrive på; føre på χρεώνω κτ. Σε λογαριασμό (võla)arvesse kirjendama به حساب گذاشتن laskuttaa לְחָייֵב खाते में डालना zaračunati megterhel (számlát) menagih (láta) skrifa ～の勘定につける 외상으로 하다 užrašyti skolon pieskaitīt (rēķinam) caj skrive på, dopisywać په حساب کی ګزاریدل pôr na conta a pune în contul cuiva записывать на счёт pripísať (na konto) zaračunati komu staviti na račun debitera, skriva upp på ngn[s konto] เรียบเก็บค่าใช้จ่าย hesabına yazmak 把.記入(帳冊) записати в борг واجب الادا رقم کو تحریر کرنا ghi sổ nợ 把.记入（帐册）. To attack by moving quickly (towards). We charged (towards) the enemy on horseback. Afstorm; aanval يَهْجِمُ عَلى، يُغيرُ عَلى щурмувам atacar zaútočit, napadnout storme; angribe,, rünnakule sööstma یورش بردن hyökätä לְהִסתַעֵר हमला करना napasti, jurišati megrohamoz menyerang gera áhlaup andare alla carica 襲う 급습하다 pulti uzbrukt menyerang, برېدكول، يرغل كول، خپه وروړل، حمله كول carregar sobre a ataca napadnúť napasti napasti anfalla, storma fram (göra chock) mot โจมตี, hücum etmek 向.衝去 атакувати دھاوا بولنا đột kích. To make (a person) responsible for (a task etc). He was charged with seeing that everything went well.
Someone one takes care of. These children are my charges.
Formerly, a horse used in battle. Perd حِصان، جَواد кавалерийски кон cavalo de batalha kůň (důstojnický) das Schlachtroß stridshest πολεμικό άλογο sõjaratsu اسب جنگی sotaratsu סוּס מִלחָמָה בְּעָבַר जंग में उपयोग होने वाला घोड़ा bojni konj harci mén kuda stríðshestur 軍馬 군마 kovos žirgas kara zirgs strijdros rumak جنګی آس cavalo de batalha cal de luptă боевой конь vojenský kôň borbeni konj ratnikov konj stridshäst ม้าศึก cenk atı 戰馬 стройовий кінь جنگ مین استعمال ہونے والا گھوڑا ngựa chiến in charge of. Responsible for. I'm in charge of thirty men. In the care of someone. You can leave the children in his charge. Toesig في عُهْدَةِ/ عِنايَةِ/ رِعايَةِ под грижите на sob os cuidado de v péči (koho) die Verantwortung varetægt υπό την επίβλεψη κπ.
( with of) to begin to control, organize etc. The department was in chaos until he took charge (of it). ( with of) to take into one's care. The policeman took charge of the gun.
Take Charge is a government program that provides free and pregnancy prevention services to low-income residents of. The program expands coverage for family planning services to individuals whose income is 200% or lower than the federal level (FPL). By reducing the prevalence of, the goal of the program is to improve public health while reducing Federal and State Medicaid costs of unplanned pregnancies and their consequences. As of November 2007, there were 200 clinics in Washington providing the program's services. Contents • • • • Services [ ] Services available to eligible women include family planning counseling, annual examinations and, prescriptions for FDA-approved methods including, and (sterilization) procedures.
Services available to eligible men include FDA-approved over the counter contraceptives (such as male and female and ), annual contraceptive counseling sessions, and (sterilization) procedures. Impact [ ] The program began in July 2001 and has been utilized by over 400,000 men and women. In September 2006, the published an evaluation of the program, entitled TAKE CHARGE: Final Evaluation, First Five Years: July 2001-June 2006. According to the report: • An estimated 22% of the women eligible under the waiver, who would have had an unintended pregnancy, remained pregnancy free. • The proportion of clients using a more effective family planning method increased from 53.0% at enrollment to 70.6% one year later. The proportion that reported using abstinence in the prior two months remained steady at 11.3%.
• The number of Medicaid women (including Take Charge clients) who received services from family planning clinics increased from 22,850 during the baseline year to 85,607 in year one, 108,253 in year two, and 121,997 in year three. • The number of Medicaid men (including Take Charge clients) receiving family planning services increased from 850 during the baseline year to 3548 in year one, 4384 in year two, and 5018 in year three.