Sentence examples for has yet to take up from inspiring English sources

The Senate has yet to take up similar legislation.

He has yet to take up his post.

He has yet to take up her invitation to sit down for dinner.

Unlike Kuala Lumpur, though, Brussels has yet to take up Mr Passy's proposal.

The Democratic-controlled Senate has yet to take up the measure.

Six months later, the full Senate has yet to take up the measure.

Despite their woes, the ruling Ibrox regime have yet to take up King's offer.

But the packets were sent back because Mr. Ridge had yet to take up his post.

A year earlier, he was en route for Argentina and in 2008 England were in New Zealand, though Johnson had yet to take up the reins.

New high-tech and service industries are moving in, but they have yet to take up the slack.Federal subsidies and transfers from richer states now make up a mere fifth of Berlin's budget, compared with more than half before unification.

After commenting that the House had passed a bill to fund veterans' programs that the Senate had yet to take up, Representative Tim Huelskamp, Republican of Kansas, asked Mr. Shinseki, "Do you think Harry Reid doesn't like the V.A. or our veterans?" Mr. Reid is the Senate majority leader.