be charged with doing sth
fixed phr..fixed phr.. to be given the official job or responsibility of doing something.
fixed phr.. to be formally assigned a specific task, duty, or responsibility; often used in institutional or professional contexts.
The committee is charged with finding a new manager.
After the merger, she was charged with reorganizing the entire marketing department to improve efficiency.
The newly formed task force was charged with investigating the environmental impact of the proposed industrial expansion.
usually appears in the passive voice and is followed by the preposition 'with' and a gerund.
contrast this with the legal sense of 'charged with a crime' to help students distinguish between responsibility and accusation.
He was charged to do the report.He was charged with doing the report.the phrase requires the preposition 'with' followed by a gerund, not an infinitive.