Sentence examples for takes on specific from inspiring English sources
His lavish exhibition, of 27 sculptures placed in 19 rooms, consists of meticulous stone busts, some of which are his own takes on specific works in the palazzo's collection and some of which he created to echo the sumptuous interiors.
"The NRA takes on specific issues, and they're not going for broad Second Amendment rulings.
And as New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg pointed out on This Week last Sunday, it's not enough to know the candidates' takes on specific issues, since, inevitably, once in office, they will have to confront unforeseen problems as they arise.
The lyricist, meanwhile, has a reasonable claim to being the true author of the show — the music's emotional force takes on specific meaning only through the words it accompanies — but he often ends up the most invisible of all.
"Candidates for the European Court are, to my knowledge, never scrutinised based on their views (ie liberal or conservative) that they have taken on specific legal issues," he says.
Each architect has taken on specific tasks: skedkm is master planning and designing two apartment buildings; Riches Hawley is working on 15 homes; Alison Brooks is designing the three buildings; and querkraft is focusing on buildings for offices, apartments and the hotel, as well as some of the public spaces.
The author describes actions taken on specific toxicants such as mercury, cadmium, lead, chromium, poly-chlorinated biphenyls, and phthalates that have been banned by the European Union (EU) but are still allowed, at least to some extent, by the United States.
The present model also offers the first neurobiologically based account of the emergence of functional specialisation in the human brain, illustrating the precise neural mechanisms by means of which specific cortical areas may spontaneously "take on" specific cognitive processes, such as planning and decision making.
Technically leaderless the party operates with individuals taking on specific areas of interest.
And seen in the context of the novel, other works take on specific narrative dimensions.
The law allows it either to let each member take on specific responsibilities, like auditing standards, or to operate more like a committee, with the entire board making decisions.
