Sentence examples for take report from inspiring English sources
"Once you're a large public company, it's also very difficult to take big risks, because you have to take report to the market every quarter and the market will punish you for failure".
The other alternative is to set aside the Lords' usual conventions and take report stage on February 7th, when according to the forward calendar of Lords business, "the House may sit".
I sat with Microsoft's corporate vice president Soma Somasegar this afternoon after the dust had settled some, to get his take — report card, if you will — on how developers viewed Microsoft's newly unveiled efforts that he had a large hand in.
"Police take reports of hate crime extremely seriously and a thorough investigation will take place".
But some eBay-watchers say eBay does not take reports of fakes seriously enough.
In short, the police and prosecutors have to do more than simply take reports.
A new call center will take reports of suspicious poultry deaths and answer questions about the disease.
The two United States attorneys based in New York will also have phone lines open to take reports of problems.
"Answer calls, take reports, TAKE YOUR PAYCHECK, and go home," one writes.
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