Examples of 'taken due' in a sentence
Meaning of "taken due"
Taken due: This term is often used in legal contexts to indicate that something has been appropriately acknowledged or received as a debt or obligation
How to use "taken due" in a sentence
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No countermeasures to be taken due to incomprehensible error data.
He has taken due account of information from religious groups and denominational communities.
So far no criticism has taken due effect.
Have been taken due to good performance.
A large proportion of calls to car dealerships are not taken due to time constraints.
Reserves taken due to obsolescence and scrap.
Measurements at the summit could not be taken due to adverse weather conditions.
I have taken due note of what she says.
I am certain that Committee members have taken due note of your statement.
I have taken due note of this.
The Chairman said that the Secretariat had taken due note of the proposal made.
We have taken due note of his statement and views.
Blood pressure could not be taken due to moving or speaking.
I have taken due note of the information outlined above.
Note what action was taken due to the accident.
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We have taken due note of the fact that the statement was made.
The decision can also be taken due to a defined threshold.
We have taken due note of proposals regarding the fourth periodic report.
Let me assure you that we have taken due note of the concerns expressed.
I have taken due note of the suggestions made in this motion for a resolution.
The Commission has taken due note of that.
We have taken due note of the progress that has been achieved in the inspections.
Again I can assure you that we have taken due note of the concerns expressed.
It has taken due account of the recent report of the European Employment Taskforce.
The Committee has taken due.
Parliament has taken due note of your comments.
Have your personal information been stolen or taken due to a data breach?
Actions taken due to temperature.
The Chairman said that the Secretariat had taken due note of those comments.
This decision was taken due to the vagueness of the information received.
The Chairman said that the Secretariat had taken due note of that request.
The stay not taken due to early departure will still be charged.
The Office of Internal Oversight Services has taken due note of these comments.
Measures must be taken due to condensation on the product due to temperature changes.
The decision to declare a state of siege was taken due to an attempted coup d'état.
But one life taken due to a preventable defect is one life too many.
The decision of the dissolution can only be taken due to a written, motivated motion.
The decision was taken due to the high cost of constructing metro rail systems.
Field Service Parts Obsolescence, Reserves taken due to obsolescence and scrap.
The recall is being taken due to possible presence of a nitrosamine impurity called NDMA.
With Mr Saltecombe's permission, I have read the letter and taken due note of its contents.
No pictures were taken due to the quickness of the event.
The sense you have must, therefore, be accordingly adapted; Mr Vinci has taken due note.
No corrective action was taken due to the retirement of the responsible official.
Mr President, thank you for those remarks, of which I have taken due note.
But this objective was not taken due note on account of the multiplicity of.
I / we have taken due care to ensure the integrity of the article.
On the use of tasers, his delegation had taken due note of the Committee 's concerns.
I have taken due note of the honourable member 's concern about the hostage affair.
Nonetheless, this decision was taken due to the logistics of fieldwork.
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Measures had been taken to strengthen the judiciary
A taken male instantly becomes an unavailable male
I am sorry to have taken up all your time
