Sentence examples for needs to take up from inspiring English sources

The United Nations General Assembly also needs to take up Sudan when it meets next month.

The Senate needs to take up the bill quickly and reject maneuvers designed to kill it.

"That is what the Security Council needs to take up in a serious way".

Mr. Pataki needs to take up the job of overhauling these irrational drug laws that waste money and destroy families left behind.

Congress needs to take up the issue now rather than wait for the Federal Reserve to create rules that can be too easily changed.

The Senate still needs to take up a major funding bill to avoid a government shutdown, and several senators oppose taking up additional business.

"They need to take up sport".

Outdoor toys don't need to take up much space.

Lecturers probably don't need to take up fire-eating and juggling just yet.

On the other hand, they need to take up some time, otherwise how would we hear them?

Perhaps older Americans — those who remember Vietnam — such as the baby boomers, need to take up the mantle.