Sentence examples for taking up on from inspiring English sources

Kea has chosen a donor who he will be taking up on their offer, and is committed to putting the other 34 altruists in contact with patients in need.

The perception, when I started, was that the older audience wasn't taking up on demand as swiftly as the younger audience, but that turns out in our research not to be true".

This is the debate which we'll be taking up on this week's BBC Politics Show (12 noon, BBC One, Sunday 12 December 2010).

Even though users can't see the data, they can see how much space it is taking up on their devices and clear the data at any time.

The new figures also show what schools spend their money on - with teaching the largest category, taking up on between 73% and 23% of primary budgets, and 73% and 27% of secondary budgets.

These are some of the themes I will be taking up on this week's Sunday Politics Midlands with our guests: Mark Pritchard MP (Con) The Wrekin, who was educated at, among other places, the Regents Theological College in Malvern; and the aforementioned Khalid Mahmood MP (Lab) Birmingham Perry Barr and Salma Yaqoob from the "Hands off Birmingham Schools Campaign".

But a one-year option has been taken up on another striker Liam McAlinden's deal until 2016.

It was a refrain taken up on the streets.

The case was prominently taken up on The Daily Show.

The bill being taken up on Monday has no Republican support.

UK teachers spend less time in class and more time taken up on other tasks.