How To Use Take time off In A Sentence
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It has also helped him pay for extra staff to keep the business ticking along when he has to meet a big order or has been forced to take time off ill.
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It will pay for solicitor 's fees and potential loss of earnings if you need to take time off work to sort things out.
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We will take time off work to go on a vacation.
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Well I am not soft or making excuses to take time off.
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An expert yacht skipper, she also liked to take time off in the summer to go sailing.
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With the capital coughing and spluttering, it would be politically reckless for either to take time off.
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Mitchel's schedule had not permitted him to take time off.
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He spun some tale about needing to take time off work because his mother was ill.
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We were even allowed to take time off school to visit air stations, an unexpected perk that made us the envy of classmates who thought we were all uniformed ponces.
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Was I expected to take time off from work to play tour guide, as our host in New Zealand had?
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In the hurly-burly of today's executive life, it is not surprising that few people can take time off ‘to stand and stare’.
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With the capital coughing and spluttering, it would be politically reckless for either to take time off.
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A city council which requires employees to call a nurse when they take time off sick said yesterday the approach was helping cut absenteeism.
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Academics will have to take time off from writing specialized articles and monographs long enough to write rigorous and stimulating textbooks for all grade levels.
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My case was different because I waited till my college graduation to take time off.
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Anyway my MO for dealing with illness is to take time off immediately and for a day longer than I think I need it.
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I need to take time off and smell the roses," said Joan, an energetic 72-year-old with short blond hair who earlier this week was dressed in black, with a jack-o-lantern necklace and a measuring tape around her neck.
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Research in Bolton found that stress is the main reason why people take time off work.
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If any employee needs to take time off, s/he should contact the Personnel Department.
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Your article on new technology prompts me to take time off from phoning our purveyor of electric typewriters with yet another complaint about his technological masterpiece.
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If any employee needs to take time off, s/he should contact the Personnel Department.
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Take time off to reflect on your future if this is needed. A good mentor will understand that you come first.
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It will pay for solicitor 's fees and potential loss of earnings if you need to take time off work to sort things out.
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During one particularly bad incident he suffered a leg injury that required him to take time off school.
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Under the scheme, mothers and fathers can take time off at the same time or split their parental leave.
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It also shows that when people have a sense of wellbeing, they are less likely to take time off work with stress-related problems.
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Under the scheme, mothers and fathers can take time off at the same time or split their parental leave.
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Put the cat into the cattery, arranged with a neighbour to take time off to take and collect her from the hospital, cancelled the milk, etc
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And Nigel did take time off after the concussion and also the bicep tear, but he still worked through a lot of other injuries and, at the end of his title reign, was working through two bicep tears, and even though we don't know for sure why WWE pulled back on their contract offer to him, I would be very surprised if the injuries didn't have something to do with it.
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You should also keep in mind that some Claimants may be more disposed to attend their GP or take time off work than others, even with similar symptoms.
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Obese people are more likely to take time off owing to illness.
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The programme has been so successful that the number of children having to take time off school because of asthma has dropped from 35 per cent to five per cent and the numbers of asthma sufferers doing sport has tripled.
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So I shall have to take time off work to study the plans, and spend time yet again redoing my objection.
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Some may need understanding from their bosses that they have to take time off work for medical procedures or counselling.
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An expert yacht skipper, she also liked to take time off in the summer to go sailing.
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If during that six-month period you take time off on two occasions you are put on a stage two.
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Most feel that high workloads do not allow them to take time off.
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While it is normative for women to take time off from work to care for family needs, men's leave-taking may be more scrutinized by employers as a violation of gendered expectations in the workplace, and they suffer larger wage penalties as a result.
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It will pay for solicitor 's fees and potential loss of earnings if you need to take time off work to sort things out.
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