Sentence examples for services take up from inspiring English sources

Military, law enforcement and security services take up about 35percentt of the Russian budget.

Alan Greenspan, the former Fed chairman, was famous for watching obscure statistics like rail car loadings, but Mr. Faucher said that as services take up a bigger share of the economy, that kind of number becomes less relevant.

Some online deposit services take up to 2 business days to clear your account and be posted.

It was we who were stretching public services, taking up housing and causing churn in schools.

This is despite neurological services taking up more than 5% of overall NHS spending, which makes them the service's eighth largest category of spending, and the fact that one in six people are affected, it adds.

The literature overwhelmingly agrees that because the chronically homeless are so expensive for emergency social services, taking up so much police, hospital and other resources, cities actually save money by putting them in subsidised housing and giving them targeted supportive services there.

The cable companies don't want anything but their own services taking up massive bandwidth, and P2P or no, you're going to have lots of up- and downstream in this device.

German startup iOpus is today unveiling the public beta of a product it claims offers a solution for many a developer or website owner who would like their monitoring services taken up a notch.

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For a brief period while she was in hospital, Enfield social services took up the case before passing it to Haringey.

Although approximately 96% of the population had access to at least one digital service, take up was initially sluggish, with only 28% of Australia's 7.8 million households having adopted free-to-air digital television by March 2007.