Sentence examples similar to take up right from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON -- This week, Republican state legislators in Wisconsin plan to take up right-to-work legislation in a special session.

Yesterday Mr. McCain reintroduced the campaign finance reform bill he has sponsored with Senator Russell Feingold and reiterated his demand that it be taken up right away.

For her the pattern began in high school, she said, when she felt she had to belong to the right clubs and take up the right sports to get into the right college.

I want to take up residence right here in Brooklyn.

The other is a framework on which to grow those cells so that they take up the right shape.

When Sydney FC had possession in the build-up phase, Emerton would immediately take up a right back position.

Thatcher, initially against the generous discounts that led so many to take up their right to buy, reaped her reward in votes.

Research among 200 employers by the firm My Family Care found that more than four out of 10 had not seen a single male employee take up the right.

Those not wishing to take up this right would be compensated and resettled either in their present host countries (mainly Jordan, Syria and Lebanon) or in any third country willing to absorb them.

The Housing Act 1980 included many incentives to encourage take up of right to buy, including: Offering tenants who had lived in their home for up to three years a 33% discount on the market value of their house.

Lallana and, in particular, Welbeck will play an important role here, because they are intelligent enough to come inside and take up the right positions.