Sentence examples for take continued from inspiring English sources

Yet precisely because of the union's protracted existence, some SNP activists – including Salmond – sometimes take continued English complacency too much for granted.

From his perspective, it will take continued effort on breakthrough environmental technologies and a more cooperative approach with regulators to turn things around.

"Sadly, it will take continued policing, both by law enforcement and the review sites themselves, to make sure some businesses stop lying to customers they claim to serve," Mr. Schneiderman said.

That said, no-one who has watched Scotland on either business or 'pleasure' in the past 15 years will take continued progress for granted, least of all Strachan.

"The players worked very hard, the system was good and they applied themselves but we've lost the game and it's hard to take," continued the Easter Road manager.

The federation is writing to Scottish and UK government ministers to urge them to take continued action to rebuild industry capacity.

C.P.A.'s are also required to take continuing education courses in order to renew their licenses.

Personally, I take continuing pleasure in the fact that Keith himself has steadfastly refused to die before he got old.

He praised the Internet for enabling him to take continuing education courses online and to keep up with medical news.

To remain certified, most of the nation's 700,000 doctors are required periodically to take continuing medical education courses.

They're required to pass IRS exams and take continuing education classes.