Some examples from the web:

• This marriage can never take place.
• Here is where classroom discussion can take place.
• This can take place naturally or artificially.
• Reporting should take place without bureaucracy.
• Cultivation would also take place in accordance with security rules.
• Ethno days take place at Naturist Resort Solaris.
• My discussions with the laborers take place without management representatives.
• The official inauguration will take place at...
• This year the postponed EU-China summit will take place.
• Glyn Ford insisted that a debate take place.
• Yet production cannot take place without it.
• Production cannot take place without exchange.
• Registration can take place continuously or on detection of noise.
• Cutting can take place longitudinally, transversely and diagonally.
• Many high-profile shootings and bombings take place.
• Classes take place each day in the residence.
• Smuggling does not take place on my watch.
• This wedding cannot take place until he is properly prepared.
• The Council must not take place.
• Captain Butler's willing for the funeral to take place tomorrow morning.

Some examples from the web:

• If such a campaign does take place it ought to include paper as well.
• Additionally, should the move to more rapid licensing take place it would be necessary to complement this with careful pharmacovigilance using observational studies to seek evidence of the expected safety of the medicines in question, or any unexpected toxicity as rapidly as possible.
• Whenever India and Pakistan's match takes place it causes uproar at both the places.
• Whatever has called you here takes place on its land.
• If a reimbursement takes place, it will be tax deductible for the cooperative.
• A sustainable reform of state and legislation can, of course, only take place if it is shared on a broad basis by politics and public opinion.
• If Kelly's likely to hurt someone, we need to find out when and where the job takes place before it's too late.
• 2. Direct taking of evidence may only take place if it can be performed on a voluntary basis without the need for coercive measures.
• But honestly, if interstellar travel really takes place, it seems sort of reasonable to not send the biological beings.
• And instead of waiting for chemical reactions to take place, it uses light.
• Whatever has called you here takes place on its land.
• Wherever the opening meeting takes place, it should be chaired by an appropriate representative of the auditee's competent authority(ies).
• If the abovementioned practice does take place, it constitutes direct discrimination between students on the basis of their having special needs or not.
• I f a revision of the legislative procedure takes place, it has to be completed by 30 September of the year of entry into force.
• We fervently hope that a reform of the Treaties will only take place if it is a sound and potentially sustainable reform.
• Given that we know dumping takes place, it makes no sense to allow it to be tolerated.
• That is where I believe the discussions should take place and it is the best way to achieve our objectives.
• Direct taking of evidence may only take place if it can be performed on a voluntary basis without the need for coercive measures.
• The opposite takes place when it switches off and disconnects a fibre: the fibres' rateable value is then deducted.
• And when it takes its place, it sheds electromagnetic radiation.