Sentence examples for take up is very from inspiring English sources
Dato' Azhar Abdul Hamid, plantations managing director of the world's biggest palm-oil producer, Sime Darby, said: "The rate of take up is very, very slow.
Linda Cregan, head of the Children's Food Trust, said: "The pledge of funding to give thousands of schools practical help with increasing take up is very welcome, as is investment to create new breakfast clubs in places where children are in greatest need.
'The take-up was very small - a few hundred - and we began to go through the money quite quickly.' But salvation was at hand.
Few will mourn the scheme, which provided loans to homeowners to fund the measures – but as the Guardian reported many times, take-up was very low.
The absolute number of people who have taken up cycling is very positive, and represents a rapid shift in entrenched travel patterns".
Every new project that his 150 member product development team took up was based on a very explicit brief from the MD.
"He took the ball, and his warm-ups were very impressive.
Taking up dance classes is very helpful.
In swing trading, this "profit taking" is very important in freeing up money for additional trades.
It is unclear how many charities will take up social investment There is very little research into the size of charities taking on social investment.
