it not only take vs it not only takes

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• In fact, it will take not only volition, fine words and pious hopes, but also genuine action which challenges our present lifestyle.
• The fact is, it is not enough only to take account of how poisonous or non-poisonous a pesticide is.
• In determining whether a restriction is necessary, it is appropriate not only to take account of its nature, but also to ensure that its duration, subject matter and geographical field of application does not exceed what the implementation of the concentration reasonably requires.
• To use the medical simile of the state of the Union, it is necessary not only to take the supposed patient's pulse, but to give him a genuine health check-up, a thorough examination with diagnoses and proposals for cures.
• The Commission is asked to explain what steps it plans to take not only to defend the right to inter-country adoption in the EU but also to protect the children who are to be adopted.
• What was mistaken about it was not only its failure to take the future new Member States into account, but also the fact that it completely bypasses future Parliaments.
• These things do not only take place outside our borders.
• In addition, harmful competition not only takes the shape of a reduction or an exemption.
• Occupational risk prevention plans and measures to adapt jobs must therefore not only take account of contaminants and toxic substances, but also protect workers from the arduous nature of their tasks.
• The integrated product policy must not only take existing market forces into account but must also turn them to its advantage.
• I think both of them not only take credit for themselves but indeed bring credit to this Parliament for the way in which they have carried out that duty.
• When translating research results into catch restrictions, the Commission should not only take the advice of scientists, but also the fishermen.
• Therefore, switching from suppliers, or even country of origin, not only takes time, but also implies additional cost.
• Therefore switching from suppliers, or even country of origin, not only takes time, but also implies additional expense.
• When reacting to news or revising expectations markets will not only take into account the present state of convergence but will also consider past experience.
• It is therefore necessary for us to not only take vaccination into account, but also long-term programmes to reduce these factors.
• They'll only take half of yours.
• I only take what I need.
• This will only take a moment.
• Elections can only take place if people have enough information.

Some examples from the web:

• In fact, it will take not only volition, fine words and pious hopes, but also genuine action which challenges our present lifestyle.
• The fact is, it is not enough only to take account of how poisonous or non-poisonous a pesticide is.
• In determining whether a restriction is necessary, it is appropriate not only to take account of its nature, but also to ensure that its duration, subject matter and geographical field of application does not exceed what the implementation of the concentration reasonably requires.
• To use the medical simile of the state of the Union, it is necessary not only to take the supposed patient's pulse, but to give him a genuine health check-up, a thorough examination with diagnoses and proposals for cures.
• The Commission is asked to explain what steps it plans to take not only to defend the right to inter-country adoption in the EU but also to protect the children who are to be adopted.
• What was mistaken about it was not only its failure to take the future new Member States into account, but also the fact that it completely bypasses future Parliaments.
• These things do not only take place outside our borders.
• In addition, harmful competition not only takes the shape of a reduction or an exemption.
• Occupational risk prevention plans and measures to adapt jobs must therefore not only take account of contaminants and toxic substances, but also protect workers from the arduous nature of their tasks.
• The integrated product policy must not only take existing market forces into account but must also turn them to its advantage.
• I think both of them not only take credit for themselves but indeed bring credit to this Parliament for the way in which they have carried out that duty.
• When translating research results into catch restrictions, the Commission should not only take the advice of scientists, but also the fishermen.
• Therefore, switching from suppliers, or even country of origin, not only takes time, but also implies additional cost.
• Therefore switching from suppliers, or even country of origin, not only takes time, but also implies additional expense.
• When reacting to news or revising expectations markets will not only take into account the present state of convergence but will also consider past experience.
• It is therefore necessary for us to not only take vaccination into account, but also long-term programmes to reduce these factors.
• They'll only take half of yours.
• I only take what I need.
• This will only take a moment.
• Elections can only take place if people have enough information.