Sentence examples for migration and take up from inspiring English sources

Fels wrote: "This would likely come to pass if current or future governments turn more protectionist by erecting barriers to trade and migration, and take up or intensify the battle against inequality by redistributing income (through taxation and regulation) from capital to labour.

The organisation also promotes the use and take up of DAB in the United Kingdom and ensure that the deadline for digital migration in 2015 is met.

Try and take up an activity.

Think creatively and take up that space!

"And took up soccer," Agassi intoned solemnly.

It details 24 terrestrial and 17 aerial migrations; a later report will take up ocean migrations.

Nomad livestock movements between communal grazing areas in different provinces are gradual, and animals are relocated by migration on foot which may take up to three to five days, depending on the distance covered.

He also urged parties of left and right to take up the responsibility to legitimise the situation we're now in – and warned that it was "miserabilist" to be grudging about half a century of mass migration.

In the initiation and progression of atherosclerosis, activated macrophages take up lipids and then these lipid-rich macrophages secret inflammatory mediators that stimulate VSMC migration and proliferation [ 15], resulting in atherosclerosis.

The discourse revolves around issues such as the effects of migration on wages and employment, the propensity to take up or be attracted by welfare benefits, or social dumping.

Cranial motor neurons at these levels are born within these rhombomeres, and there is little rostrocaudal migration of the motor neurons while they take up their stereotyped positions.