Sentence examples for fully take up from inspiring English sources

But the Polish Episcopate also hesitates to fully take up the cause of the Defenders of the Cross.

Despite our talent, brilliance, and desire to make a mark, we haven't really been ready to fully take up the opportunities that have opened to us.

The underground comic scene of the 60s and 70s had faded alongside Art Spiegelman and Robert Crumb, and postpunk independents such as Dave Sim's Cerebus the Aardvark had yet to fully take up the slack.

Moreover, as an impact of Turkey's overt discursive, political and military association with the Sunnite forces to drum up support from the AKP constituency, non-Sunnite Syrian refugees have been reticent to fully take up the protection that the legislation has provided.

- We also found that the DRS, who according to the plan was to take up the coordinator role, did support the networking activities in all three settings but did not fully take up the role of coordinator.

Greece was therefore the first member state to fully take up all of the resources at its disposal and absorbed 100% of community funding in 2007-2013.

It is time this trend gets fully taken up and mainstreamed in leadership programs.

If it is fully taken up, it will increase new car sales in Germany by 2m this year.

Miles the try-hard mayor has fully taken up with Quincannon, even after watching him murder a bunch of people.

His thoughts must have been fully taken up with the mistake that left United a goal behind.

Interestingly, it is found that the nanovector can be fully taken up with proper number of DNA molecules on its surface.