Sentence examples for take age from inspiring English sources
"The government needs to take age out of the employment equation.
Since the Supreme Court ruling, most lawyers won't even take age discrimination cases.
The other was that states already take age into account but do so in very different ways.
"It's a documentary must-do or dictum: you have to begin with the elderly, and you have to take age and health into consideration," Mr. Kantor said.
For Mr. Crabtree, the plaintiffs' lawyer, the challenge lay in persuading the court to take age discrimination more seriously than it has done in recent cases.
"Plaintiffs' attorneys have told us that they will not take age cases anymore because of the Gross decision," says Laurie McCann, an attorney with AARP.
"At this rate, it will take ages.
Looking back, the first one seemed to take ages.
"People do not take aging lightly, without a fight, here".
Plus, the alternative route through central Botswana would take ages.
