Sentence examples for take up not from inspiring English sources

Then, they say, there will be such issues as property taxes and school aid to take up, not to mention the anger Mr. McGreevey unwittingly provoked by cutting financing for the arts.

This deamidation process enables the APCs to take up not only immunogenic peptides but also TG-2-peptide complexes.

The current placements of some of these graduates show their willingness to take up not only private jobs but also to gain job experience in the public sector.

We hypothesize that depolarized muscle fibres take up not only sodium through the omega pore but also osmotic water, to cause fibre swelling that may compress nerves, experienced by the patients as pain and drop foot (transient compartment-like syndrome).

But fully half of the bill is taken up not with new laws but with new powers.

"Trilogy" took up not only Iphigenia's personal tragedy but also the seductions of battle, staged in an unforgettable display of shadow puppetry.

The idea was taken up, not surprisingly in view of the likely number of Guardian readers who were also Mac users.

The residual effect of N was also non-significant in yield responses, implying that the initial N application was either taken up, not relevant and/or lost.

The unit weighs just 4.23 ounces compared with the Axim's 6.9, and it takes up not much more than half the Axim's space.

Here we show for the first time that these compounds are taken up not only by the major outer membrane channel OccD1 (also called OprD or PA0958) but also by a closely related channel OccD3 (OpdP or PA4501).

The Human Rights Council has taken up not only Syria, but other urgent cases as well.