Sentence examples for not to retake from inspiring English sources

That could have students playing a game of risk with their scores — opting not to retake one test with the hope of scoring higher on a future one.

Ali chooses not to retake the exams, and his family leave Iraq.

Now, with the Republican revolution in ruins and the global economy not far behind, Democrats in Washington sense an opportunity not simply to retake power but also to do something momentous with it.

Police said on Wednesday they did not plan to retake any protest sites in the near future.

Mr. Le Drian also acknowledged that the Malian Army had not managed to retake the town of Konna, whose seizure by the rebels a week ago provoked the French intervention.

His MCAT score has expired, and he does not want to retake the exam, then spend another 10 or so years in training.

But on the narrow road that rose in a steep incline about 1.3 miles from the finish line, Di Luca was not able to retake the pink leader's jersey.

High school seniors who missed their Regents examinations last week because school was canceled for snow will not have to retake the tests if all they seek is a local diploma, state education officials announced yesterday.

Elections in 2014 offer an opportunity not only to retake the House of Representatives, but to break the stranglehold the radicals have exercised over congressional Republicans for too long.

Currie and Plumer ultimately decided that every effort should be made to hold the line in the hope of not having to retake the positions before the assault on Passchendaele.

Although Robert Gibbs, White House press secretary, indicated at first that President Obama did not plan to retake the oath, Chief Justice Roberts agreed to re-administer the oath at the request of White House counsel Greg Craig.