Examples of 'take part' in a sentence
Meaning of "take part"
Take part: To participate or join in an activity or event, often used to encourage involvement or engagement
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- To participate or join.
- To share or partake.
- To support or ally oneself (with).
How to use "take part" in a sentence
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To take part in reconstruction and renovation of infrastructure.
Churches as well take part in these efforts.
To take part in training on issues of gender belonging.
Germany is prepared to take part in such a process.
They take part in elections on an equal basis.
Inability of a member to take part in the examination of a.
There is no need for you to take part.
The right to take part in cultural events.
Information vital to your decision to take part.
The right to take part in political affairs.
You may choose not to take part.
We can not take part in a sacred battle.
We really want the public to take part.
I will not take part in the competition.
The institute was also invited to take part in.
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They are invited to take part in regular training.
Maybe from an obscure desire to take part.
You can not take part anymore.
All relevant stakeholders should take part.
Statutory prohibition to take part in political activities.
All transport companies are invited to take part.
Everyone will take part if you accept.
Now we can not even take part.
Right to take part in cultural life continued.
Right to be elected and to take part in government.
About to take part in a grand lancer tradition.
We are therefore delighted to take part in this process.
Right to take part in trade union activities.
Delegates were invited to take part in this event.
They take part in the warning system.
Inability of a member to take part in the examination.
I will take part in some volatile experiments.
You must be willing to take part in an exchange.
If you take part in the academic decathlon.
It was my own decision to take part in this adventure.
It is my conviction that everyone should take part.
The right to take part in court proceedings.
Something maybe we can all take part in.
Who wants to take part in the meeting.
I am glad to see it and to be able to take part in it.
Because he will take part in another one.
Misskelley is quoted as saying he did not take part.
Right of everyone to take part in cultural life.
Learners are not used to being invited to take part in.
Sometimes trainers take part in the programme.
Permanent missions were also invited to take part.
I would be proud to take part in your project.
Take part in the court proceedings.
So you agreed to take part in the film.
I take part in amateur dance competitions.
