Sentence examples for take up soon from inspiring English sources
One of the bills the Duma is expected to take up soon would allow the authorities to remove both adopted and biological children from same-sex households.
Even better, he should support legislation to ban soft-money donations from corporations, unions and rich individuals, which the House plans to take up soon.
Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he would instead include the measure in a comprehensive immigration bill his committee planned to take up soon.
Speaking at a naturalization ceremony for 24 active-duty service members in the Rose Garden, he called for a federal overhaul of immigration laws, which Congressional leaders signaled they were preparing to take up soon, to avoid "irresponsibility by others".
The energy bill, approved last week by the House Ways and Means Committee, is one of several the full House will take up soon, either individually or in one package.
The agreement, which the House and Senate are expected to take up soon, provides for 30percentt increases in federal aid for runways and other improvements under the Airport Improvement Program.
If the matter is not taken up soon, the developers said, it might be too late to save the project.
Each rhythm Mr. Parker takes up soon acquires a dogged quality, outliving its welcome because he does so little with it.
Her opera "The Wreckers" — which, stylistically, seems to lie somewhere between Wagner and Vaughan Williams — was premiered in Leipzig in 1906 and taken up soon afterward by the conductor Thomas Beecham.
Mr. Brennan also sharply criticized a proposal in the Senate version of the 2012 defense authorization bill, which may be taken up soon, that would require terrorism suspects arrested inside the country to be transferred to military custody.
The poor billions of East Asia have begun to race out of poverty not because of aid (very few received much) but because the conditions were created for their countries' economies to grow.Mr Collier has an array of suggestions, all of them sensible, though some are unlikely to be taken up soon.
