The supermarket group brought in Argos to take up under-utilised space alongside other retail partners including Timpson shoe repair and Jessops, the camera shop.
I took up under-age smoking instead.
They focus on the glories of unbridled capitalism, rather than on the civil-liberties issues that Cato had taken up under Crane.
If Mr. Assad fails to comply with the agreement, the issue would be referred to the United Nations Security Council, where the violations would be taken up under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, which authorizes punitive action, Mr. Kerry said.
The group is also likely to discuss the role of cities in securing growth, a subject Labour took up under Miliband but then appeared to discard, leaving the ground free to be seized by Osborne with his "northern powerhouse".
They also said they had been "very clear" with sponsors that any tickets they took up under the terms of their contract, which must be paid for separately, needed to be used.
Rishikesh, surrounded by virgin forests at the toe of the Himalayas, is the first town on River Ganga taken up under the Ganga Action Plan (GAP) Phase-I for pollution abatement of the river.
Note that Kleijn et al. (2006) used the residual concentration of the gluconate to show that the added gluconate tracer was completely taken up under carbon limited condition.
Measurement of the mean FITC intensities of the macrophages showed that similar amounts of bacteria were taken up under all the conditions tested (Suppl. Fig 3A).
Some concerns that need to be taken up under Pharmacoenvironmentology are that of drugs and their exact concentration in different components of the environment.
