The new figures also show what schools spend their money on - with teaching the largest category, taking up on between 73% and 23% of primary budgets, and 73% and 27% of secondary budgets.
The figure of 106,834 civil partners far exceeds a 2004 government estimate that suggested a likely take-up of between 11,000 and 22,000 people in civil partnerships in Britain by 2010.
While the majority of policies and regulations focus on reducing direct emissions from buildings, more attention needs to be paid to the embodied emissions of the whole sector as these can take up anywhere between 10%and97%7% of the whole life-cycle carbon emissions.
Most Windows updates are relatively small, but the complete download of Windows 10 will take up between 3.5GB and 6GB of storage space on user hard drives and could be particularly troublesome for users with limited internet download allowance or metered connections.
That's what's going to take up most of my time between now October".
"Yesterday my daughter said to me, because she knows that [the comeback narrative] was written about a lot, 'Well, god, didn't I take up some of your time in between those films?
Money market traders had been expecting banks to take up between 100bn and 200bn euros of TLTROs this week, with further interest in December, when banks get a second chance to apply for the cash.
Shelf liners can keep wooden and laminate shelves looking nicer longer, block moisture and spills, keep things from sliding around or, in the case of metal shelves, take up the space between wires so that smaller objects don't fall through.
Nor does it take up the debates between foundationalists and coherentists about the structure of justification.
"Hats take up masses of space.
They take up 6.7% of the watershed.
