Sentence examples for cannot be taken on from inspiring English sources

This task cannot be taken on by one department on its own, but rather, must be the result of every department working together to instill and promote programs that benefit individuals.

Mathematics and Physics courses taken to satisfy the department's major requirements cannot be taken on a credit/no credit basis.

In Las Vegas, bets cannot be taken on U.N.L.V. games, although betting on other college basketball matchups is legal.

But the workers laid off due to supply crisis of firms short of credit cannot be taken on in infrastructure projects.

"When requirements do not exist, such a step cannot be taken on emotional ground, because some people request or wish for it".

Course instructors award the appropriate letter grade, which is converted by the Office of the Registrar into a mark of P (for grades A through D) or F. Elementary and intermediate foreign language courses, except for American Language Program courses, cannot be taken on a Pass/Fail basis.

Market conditions are extraordinary, this cannot be taken for granted so action on structural reform is urgent.

But popular trust cannot be taken for granted, and extremism thrives on any sense of disconnect.

Many senior Conservatives have said the UK's future membership of the EU cannot be taken for granted and will depend on a successful renegotiation of the existing terms of membership, including the return of certain powers from Brussels, prior to a public vote.

Their accuracy, as with much that is on the Web, cannot be taken for granted.

These results suggest that the facilitative effect of conventions of language on implicature interpretation cannot be taken for granted among L2 examinees.