Sentence examples for take or not from inspiring English sources

"If it's not thought that they're in any immediate danger, they can take or not take the recommendation".

Then comes a trial, if there is a treatment, like a drug to specifically attack CRP, that people can be randomly chosen to take or not.

"There is no way you can get around that except by doing a randomized controlled trial," in which women are randomly assigned to take, or not take, the drugs.

"There are so many uncertain factors that I have no idea how to make an informed opinion for my client about whether this is a benefit he should take or not".

Theoretical authorities operate primarily by giving advice to the layman, which advice the layman is free to take or not.

Elected officials typically provide broad perspectives and directives in legislation; the administrative agencies translate these into specific actions to take, or not to take, and into specific regulatory limits.

Just as important, the actions taken (or not taken) by municipal police forces would also be publicly traceable and monitored.

Would a U.S. newspaper criticize another country for an action taken (or not taken) nearly fifty years ago?

Poverty is less a "tragedy" than a "scandal," he declares, the result of "decisions taken, or not taken, by political and economic leaders" and accepted by voters.

Yet the insinuation of racism is too often used to morally blackmail western governments into taking, or not taking an action in Africa.

Why feel worse than sad For fag-ashed, faded memos, decisions taken, Or not taken, the good, indifferent, bad, Right ways of doing, and the mistaken?