Sentence examples for taking back on from inspiring English sources

I use the word "saving" cautiously: according to a council report published this month, much of the housing benefit the DWP is taking back on behalf of taxpayers is merely being spent by local government on managing the negative consequences of the bedroom tax (bedroom-taxed tenants are also taxpayers, it should be pointed out; and in Newcastle over 20% of those affected are in work).

"We tried and failed," one Upton Park executive had said regarding the bid to take back on loan Manchester City's want-away Argentinian, whose latest trick was to down tools during a Champions League match on Tuesday.

After Jacobs ended the contract with Alves, Adelson intervened to have him taken back on.

Labour said 1,300 had been taken back on a permanent basis and 900 on fixed-term contracts.

That does not include the $3.8 million buyback of the full brother to Forestry that Robert Evans took back on Wednesday.

But pressed on whether he had then directed that Alves be rehired after Jacobs dismissed him, Adelson was initially evasive until he confirmed that he had "recommended" the legislator be taken back on.

I eventually managed to convince people here in Oxford that I could be taken back on as a postdoc.

He also hopes that some of the workers who were made redundant could be taken back on to be part of the skilled workers assembly line.

The imagery, released this week, was taken back on May 19 using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope as part of a program to study how solar wind affects auroras on Jupiter.

Arnold is taken back on earlier statements of seeing the Equus before, right about when he says, "I've never seen anything like this before".

This discussion hence suggests that AIDS scholars take back on board social justice approaches, which were more prominent a decade ago but have since been pushed to the margins of the field.