Sentence examples for intake said from inspiring English sources

The Liberal MP Craig Laundy, who had been pushing for the government to increase its refugee intake, said he hoped "that today we've seen the Australian heart".

"As soon as we were aware of the allegations, we closed intake," said a spokeswoman for the child welfare agency, Nancy E. Poderycki.

Dr Rebecca Morris, of the University of Birmingham, who has conducted research into free schools and their pupil intake, said: "In some areas free schools are providing additional school places in areas where they were very much needed.

One way to avoid children growing up to be obese was to limit sugar intake, said associate professor Tim Gill, of the University of Sydney, who will chair a session at the conference.

Tsehaye Beyene, from Maida Vale, whose son Emmanuel is one of the 120-strong first intake, said: "They were saying it was going to be similar to a grammar school, that's what attracted us.

The upshot of both of these studies is that intense exercise "leads to a short-term suppression of food intake," said Aaron Sim, a postgraduate researcher at the University of Western Australia, who led the study of adults and interval exercise.

The opposition praised the government for boosting its humanitarian intake, saying the decision reflected the high level of goodwill in the community.

"Today, debate continues as to whether the available evidence of adverse health effects related to free sugars intake warrants appreciable reduction in free sugars intake," says the WHO consultation document.

The "negative selection" of Thomas Morus's student intake, says Mr Steffens, is "downright extreme".The plight of Turkish students has many causes, but they begin with an earlier act of negative selection, the "guest-worker" programme launched in the 1950s.

We need to reduce our sugar intake, says a new campaign group.

"It would have been the ultimate teenager in terms of food intake," says Thomas Holtz of the University of Maryland, College Park.