Sentence examples for may make on from inspiring English sources

While playing for Tampa Bay early this season, Brown raised his right fist in the air during the national anthem while standing at the bench, and the club issued a statement saying, "We respect our players and individual choices they may make on social and political issues". Brown, one of about 35 black players in the NHL this season, was traded to the Ducks.

What weight can one give to any "arrangement" he may make on December 15th that he will not have a conflict of interest?

"We therefore look forward to seeing any recommendation for change that the CQC, General Medical Council or Royal College of General Practitioners may make on this subject".

Davis has a high basketball I.Q., Rivers said, but at times he uses it without informing his teammates about a change he may make on a play.

If you feel daunted by the lock-step structure or you cannot easily predict what other demands life may make on you over the next few years, then a course based on a more flexible approach would be more suitable.

The assaults that they may make on the Supreme Court to fill our legislature with Christian conservatives is wilful and is as anti-American as anything that has happened in this country since Joe McCarthy's witch hunts in the 50s.

This, combined with logistical and cost advantages of on-line training, may make on-line courses particularly useful for expanding health research capacity in resource-limited settings.

Students may arrange to make on-going weekly or bi-weekly appointments with a specific consultant.

Finally, remember that dealers are paid to sell financing to car buyers and may make more on that than on the car itself.

Duke may make contributions on your behalf after you have completed one year of service and have attained age 21.

The indefinite quality of the war on terrorism, as President Bush calls it, may make infringements on individual rights more worrying.