Sentence examples for take on lines from inspiring English sources
Burnham's rivals said the policy had been taken straight from Labour's general election manifesto, which promised to legislate to allow a public sector operator to "take on lines and challenge the private train-operating companies on a level playing field".
Labour will start the process of legislating in the first 100 days of a new parliament to allow a public sector operator to be able to take on lines and challenge the private sector on a genuinely level playing field".
"Learn the lessons of East Coast, where we have seen the benefits of a not-for-dividend operator running rail lines, by legislating to allow a public sector operator to be able take on lines and challenge the train operators on a genuinely level playing field to secure value for money for passengers and taxpayers.
Participants could take on-line tests (OT) after each session, using a function of the learning management system (LMS), and the assigned textbook.
Art Roberta Smith There are probably at least three ways to take "ON LINE: DRAWING THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY," the latest installation in the Museum of Modern Art's double-height sixth-floor galleries.
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This device was designed to automatically adjust light intensity in a photobioreactor: it takes on-line measurements of biomass concentration, and was successfully tested to implement a feedback control of light based on the growth rate variation.
The purpose of this study was to determine if students were placed at a disadvantage when taking on-line examinations in lieu of paper-and-pencil examinations and to determine if gender played a role in performance.
For each blood spot, measurements were taken on one line scan (0.5 mm long).
Excelsior hopes to sign up between 80 and 100 dealers, most of them Harley dealers willing to take on another line.
"I like to try and take on the line, I've got a bit of speed and I like the challenge.
