Examples of 'take its own' in a sentence
Meaning of "take its own"
take its own - refers to something possessing or claiming sole ownership, control, or responsibility for itself. For example, 'The company needs to take its own decisions without external influence.'
How to use "take its own" in a sentence
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We should let it take its own course.
It will take its own culturally appropriate forms.
Leave the law to take its own course.
Will take its own measures about this situation.
Executive will take its own course.
China will adopt concrete measures to show its determination to take its own path.
Let fate take its own course.
We decided to let the conversation take its own course.
It will take its own time.
But i never interfered with my life i let life take its own course.
I let life take its own course.
I will leave it up to random events and let the film take its own direction.
You let it take its own course.
This doth betoken the corpse they follow did with desperate hand take its own life.
So let the life take its own course.
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Things take its own time, and time takes its own course.
I let what happens take its own course.
Let life take its own course For better or worse.
But my card decided to take its own path.
For it can take its own decision in this matter.
Parliament has the right to take its own initiatives.
France must take its own decisions and will take its own decisions . ”.
We will let this crowning take its own course.
Parliament will take its own decisions, as it has a right to do.
Youjust let it drift and take its own course.
Law will take its own course, ” she said.
You just let it drift and take its own course.
The coalition must take its own principles seriously.
This is an imposteur … and the last person to take its own remedies.
The Commission must take its own biodiversity strategy more seriously.
You can only let the matter take its own course.
In addition, Rhenus will take its own action against staff who violate competition law.
Who would allow everything to take its own course?
Each Member State is entitled to take its own decisions concerning reproductive rights.
Once we have made our decision, the Council is free to take its own.
An injury madam will take its own sweet time to go.
Erdogan stressed that even without visa liberalization, Turkey would take its own path.
He decided to let his body take its own natural course.
At that point, the story began to take its own direction.
Of course, every country must take its own measures to combat these criminal threats.
We would not be stubborn, and let fate take its own course.
I believed the company should take its own medicine first before moving onto patients . ”.
Just live today, and leave tomorrow, it will take its own course.
This bill does not even take its own 10-year timeline seriously.
However, I am not surprised because any new idea take its own time to settle down.
The Gestapo can take its own pictures.
The House has 15 days from that date to take its own action.
It is now for this House to take its own view on the Economic Area.
This Council of Ministers must take its own role seriously.
Does it just take its own shape?
