Sentence examples for take to be able from inspiring English sources

"In terms of the living wage, the government and the prime minister support employers in decisions that they take to be able to pay the living wage.

Imagine how many I.R.S. agents it's going to take to be able to figure out his targeted tax cut for the middle class that excludes 50 million Americans.

However, he said, "we don't know how long it's going to take to be able to do this in a system without eggs". So for now, he said, the company will work on human cloned embryos.

What does it take to be able to serve over 1% of the world's population — more than 70 million customers — every day and in virtually every country across the world?

The most thorny issues had been how much bitter fiscal medicine Argentina must take to be able to pay back its debts while still keeping the economy growing, and compensation for banks and utilities hit hard by last year's sharp devaluation of its currency, the peso.

What does it take to be able to file an EEO complaint knowing it can be a career killer?

He mentioned the pain pills he takes to be able to play and how he can barely run because of the pain in his knee.

While sharing some common features with the one-dimensional models, the solution of two-dimensional equations are substantially more difficult, thus some considerations are taken to be able to extend some ideas of one-dimensional case.

But I wondered what that team actually looks like, and how many people it takes to be able to serve it.

It teaches you a little bit of the diligence and what takes to be able to deliver sushi at such a high level.

To find out what it takes to be able to afford becoming a full-timer, I spoke with Kathy Huggins.