Sentence examples for take up either from inspiring English sources

They decide to take up either of those options.

But House leaders declined to take up either version of the legislation.

However, Middleham Park Racing syndicate manager Tim Palin has revealed Viren's Army will not take up either of those engagements and instead will be sent to the sales.

She was accordingly confident that in time she would turn into a boy and take up either of her two preferred destinies, Arthurian knight or Indian brave.

The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would not take up either government or industry appeals of a landmark racketeering verdict against cigarette companies for what a lower court judge had termed a half-century of lying over the health effects of smoking.

The Senate has yet to take up either that bill or H.R. 2419, the one covering DOE programs.

It is unclear whether the procedural messiness will deter the court from taking up either case, or whether the justices will decide they can no longer remain silent on such an important subject.

Also worth noting: Non-profits taking up either offer can only get 50 user accounts (so larger organizations are going to fall outside this offer).

Europeans who have returned home or even gone off to far flung corners of the globe will need to be contacted to secure consent to hold data (old consent becomes useless as of May 25th), as well as U.S. or other alumni who have taken up either long or short term residence within the Union.

One day after injection, DCs that had taken up either CFSE or QD, or both, were distributed within the T cell cortical region, and were excluded from the follicle (Figure 5A 5C).

Although most S2 cells that phagocytosed multiple C. albicans cells took up either exclusively white or opaque cells, an occasional S2 cell was observed to have phagocytosed a mixture of white and opaque cells.