Sentence examples for is taken on board from inspiring English sources

In the original, Manon is taken on board a ship to be deported from France to America.

How can we ensure the requirement for dual use review is taken on board, but is not skewing research detrimentally and imposing a disproportionate burden?

Most fish is still caught at sea and must be cooled soon after it is taken on board, and kept cold until it can be sold, frozen or otherwise processed.

What matters more is that the public knows what information is taken on board when decisions are made in the public interest, and who sits around the table when those decisions are taken.

"Until this is taken on board and people and organizations are held responsible for this failure, I have a real difficulty in seeking how a national intelligence director can correct these failures".

But what I really care about is ensuring that within the NHS it is normal practice to consider a formal social prescription and that the growing evidence base for the value of social prescribing is taken on board by practitioners," he added.

But notice that though Stockdale is taking on board much of the Epictetan picture, he's rejecting the bit about the tomato and the wife.

The essential problem is that the Earth is taking on board additional people at a rate that far exceeds the capacity of societies to plan for them.

I spoke to his father recently and he says Amir is taking on board everything his new coach is telling him.

Ballast water is taken on-board vessels into ballast water tanks to maintain vessel draft, buoyancy, and stability.

Granada says he hopes people attracted by the bags are taking on board the message behind them.