On a more positive note, return began taking place in Liberia.

You're taking more leave from school?

What's more, Chinese people like taking naps.

Wait here. I'm not taking any more chances.

Wouldn't you feel more natural taking a bow?

But more and more people in the United States are taking them long term.

But more and more people in the United States are taking them long term.

Taking it a step further, MIT's media lab is working on robots that can interact more like humans.

Such strategies had become more urgent also because of the toll the AIDS pandemic was taking on women.

There's no point in taking more than we can carry.

Please indulge me by taking that universal perspective while I focus briefly on the more parochial interests of Palau.

Honduras is taking firm steps towards building a more inclusive democracy.

I believe that before taking a decision on this matter, we should have more information on aspects of the proposal that are not clear.

You're not taking this seriously. I'll try once more, and that's all.

Taking On Revisionist Russia

Democratic reforms and significant improvements in systems of governance are taking root in more and more of our countries.

It was stated that UNEP should participate more fully in the system wide coordination taking place under the Administrative Committee on Coordination.

And so it's giving people more choices, but it's not taking away choices.

What's happening is we're taking this technology it's becoming more precise, more potent and we're turning it back upon ourselves.

In preparation for the meeting, consideration should be given to including more media professionals and taking a more regional approach.

Taking note of the report of the High level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change entitled A more secure world our shared responsibility ,

Although the lack of more significant improvement on the ground was frustrating, it was good that, slowly but steadily, peace was taking hold.

Stop taking bows. Come on.

You're taking on too much.

How about taking me on?

Taking what out on you?

Taking her on without references?

While I was taking care of them, we got more news about Rob Hall.

The African Union is taking an ever more active role in peace and security.

As unmanned vehicles become more prevalent, more customers have come to enjoy taking part in aerial pictures of promotional videos or films.

Taking it easy on the floor.

Don't go taking off on me.

44. This demobilization is taking place in trade unions as well, if not more so.

16. More and more private companies were taking account of the social and political situations of the countries in which they were working.

Iraqis are taking on more of the fight, both in combat missions and follow on operations, including bringing supplies, medical help and other services to return affected communities to normalcy.

On this platform, more than 3,000 enterprises from more than 130 countries and regions have made their debut with high quality products and services with distinctive features, taking a new step into the Chinese market.

In addition to more conventional methods of raising money, hostage taking is an established terrorist tactic.

This is another indication that more women are now taking up the challenge of tertiary education.

Changes are taking place in Japanese import patterns and more processed fish enters the Japanese market.

You mean, like taking this ship so I could be with you for five more days?

It's taking me on my way now.

He insisted on taking care of mother,

He's been experimenting on himself, taking gas.

Do you plan on taking a stand?

Personally, I love taking more and more vacations. But I cannot (and do not) then complain if my income does not grow faster and faster.