Sentence examples for take increased from inspiring English sources

The dead had set a task for the living -- that we "take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion".

Third, we will redouble our efforts to build the necessary capability of the Iraqis themselves to take increased responsibility for security and law and order.

While the Pentagon continued to take increased security measures in the Persian Gulf region, President Clinton said today that he had spoken to President Ali Abdullah Saleh, the president of Yemen, and asked his help in the joint investigation with the F.B.I.

The committee called on Ofcom and the Information Commissioner's Office to take increased action.

He says it will take increased Internet penetration (upwards of 40percentt), and government stability to woo U.S. capital.

EMBL employees might agree to spread the back payments over a number of years to soften the blow or to take increased holiday time to compensate partly for the money they are owed.

Over the years, as arrests rose sharply, private lawyers were allowed to take increasing numbers of cases, tens of thousands by 1994, when Mr. Giuliani took office.

As governments around the world take increasing interest in the tech world, that number seems likely to increase further.

In most other resource-rich countries, as prices rise governments take increasing cuts of the upside.

The G8 group of major world powers set a five-year timeframe for the government of Afghanistan to take increasing control of its own security.

These funds milk out so much money in fees that they have to take increasing risks in order to generate any returns for their investors, Madoff weeps.