Sentence examples for taking up official from inspiring English sources
With the Holland coach taking up official duties on 7 May at a training camp for Netherlands-based players, Van Gaal and the Dutch Football Association have stated that any action regarding his post-World Cup future should finish before then so that he can concentrate on the tournament.
They were referred to as Black Seminoles, and were so interrelated with the tribe that Chief Micanopy took up official residence among them.
In a further break with its socialist past, Yugoslavia paved the way today for the country's royal family to end six decades in exile and take up official residence here.
A range of companies take up official accounts on the service — Kik says there are initially 25 across fashion, retail, non-profit and more — which can be used to converse with users who opt in to follow them.
This was fortunate, as from this period his widow's mental health deteriorated, until in 1794, she and her court took up official and full-time residence at Queluz.
Taking up its cause was a White House official with a reputation for assessing risk much differently: Dr. Beck.
Holbrooke took a trip to Kosovo just before taking up his official duties in New York, and while there he made a point of praising Bernard Kouchner, who had been the subject of high-level sniping inside the Clinton administration.
His remaining supporters, including former members of the Republican Guard and intelligence services, are increasingly taking up arms, American officials said.
Every day there's an article about another media luminary or administration official taking up "tweeting"; just this morning, the Washington Post has a story all about the members of Congress sending text tweets from inside the chamber during Barack Obama's speech to a joint session.
Saakashvili moved to Kiev to take up an official position as an adviser to Poroshenko in February 2015.
"The student had the look of intentional seriousness that many of us take up for official portraits," she says.
