Sentence examples for take up next week from inspiring English sources

The plan that the Assembly will take up next week calls for a new tax bracket.

The decision means that the provision can be stricken, without a vote, from the appropriations bill, which the House is expected to take up next week.

Mr. Sweeney and Mr. Walsh plan to introduce their measure as an amendment to a $20 billion antiterrorism package that the Appropriations Committee is expected to take up next week.

Mr. Daschle, in portraying the Democrats' resolve to cope with injustice, cited the major provisions of a bill dealing with auditing and corporate responsibility, which the Senate will take up next week.

The landmark immigration bill that the full Senate is to take up next week includes a provision that Silicon Valley investors have pressed hard for: a new visa category for entrepreneurs who have persuaded American investors to back them with at least $100,000 in financing.

The constitutional challenge to the Texas "homosexual conduct" law that the Supreme Court will take up next week has galvanized not only traditional gay rights and civil rights organizations, but also libertarian groups that see the case as a chance to deliver their own message to the justices.

"Conditions like diabetes, cancer and heart failure take up 70-80% of the healthcare budget.

He said he had told his staff to begin drafting a bill that the committee could take up later this month.

Under the tax bill the Senate Finance Committee will take up today, the federal estate tax would be repealed in 2011.

The centre will take up 2,000 sq metres (21,527 sq ft), and Campbell hopes the space is being well used.

That is why Europe and Japan cannot afford to drag their heels over reform or leave workers ill-equipped to take up tomorrow's jobs.