The part of a sentence "takes the post" is correct and can be used in written English.
It implies that someone is assuming a job position or an office, such as a post in public service. For example, "John took the post of mayor for the city of Los Angeles."
1995 -- Negotiates to run Universal Studios, but after talks break down, his friend and partner, Ron Meyer, takes the post.
Scott Widmeyer will continue to lead Widmeyer Communications, which will be known as Widmeyer Communications, a Finn Partners company, and he also takes the post of managing partner at Finn Partners.
If he takes the post, he will be following in the footsteps of Robert Rubin and Stephen Friedman, two other onetime Goldman Sachs executives who served in that role.
2005 Becomes a consultant for the International Crisis Group and Open Society Foundation 2007 Takes the post of head of external relations at Roll Back Malaria Read more stories like this: Do you want my job?
Mr. Noda, the finance minister under the outgoing prime minister, Naoto Kan, takes the post with Japan fighting to recover from a devastating earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in March, on top of an economy weakened by persistent deflation, the recent global economic turmoil and growing concerns over the country's burgeoning debt.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet But as pressure builds on Strauss-Kahn, today's Huanqiu Shibao is decidedly less cautious: "If a Chinese person takes the post" — of managing director — "it will greatly promote economic exchange between China — the country with the largest trade volume and holdings of foreign reserves — and the international community".
Sudhish Kamath of The Hindu gave the film 4 stars and wrote, "Kaminey takes the post-postmodern noir genre to a whole new level, to a sophistication the Indian audience isn't used to.
Since Mrs. Pratt took the post on Mar.
Mr Hu took the post in 1993.
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We must take the post down!
