Sentence examples for may took no from inspiring English sources

Harriet Harman said that if May took no action on a section of the 2010 Equalities Act that was passed under Labour, then shelved by David Cameron's government, it would show that her words on social injustice were "just crocodile tears".

You may take no more than two courses in any one summer.

The master's student may take no more than 10 units of directed reading and research (ENGLISH 398).

A federal prosecutor may take no benefit from evidence collected through the trespass of a federal officer.

Tumblers may rest briefly between passes but may take no more than two minutes for the entire performance, including rests.

Immigration officials "may take no account of the New York State criminal justice decisions," Governor Paterson said, "but I do".

They may take no more than two courses numbered 101-199 witheut the consent of the Director of Graduate Studies, and no more than two courses outside the department.

Cypriots may take no more than €300 ($385) out of banks each day and no more than €1,000 with them off the island.

Czechs may have waited 20 years for direct elections, but it may take no longer than a month for campaign fatigue to set in.

(The 14th Amendment says the government may take no action that calls into question "the validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law").

A player with the ball may take no more than one step before passing it, and must get rid of the ball within three seconds.