Sentence examples for able to commence from inspiring English sources

"Due to other professional commitments I was not properly able to commence my review of this case until the early part of January this year".

"In January the reviewing lawyer explained to the lawyer for the family that due to other professional commitments he was not properly able to commence his review of this case until the early part of January this year.

An NUS spokesperson says: "If you are an EU student wishing to study in the UK and are able to commence study in that period, it may be worth considering doing so.

The Clinton plan proposes solutions for them; it has for all intents and purposes been accepted by both sides, even if neither is able to commence negotiations to put those solutions into practice.

In earlier remarks in the same news conference, he said that "we do hope that sometime by the end of this year or the next year we will be able to commence the transition" from American and international security to Afghan security.

In a subsequent successful case, we were able to commence correction at 3 weeks.

Associating the later with the risk for TB we were also able to identify when the appropriate time to commence TB chemoprophylaxis in HDPs is.

This will also assist in ensuring that participants are able to secure and commence their volunteering work in a timely fashion.

To read and be able to have a conversation is one of the founding principles that enable us to commence in new ideas.

Construction is expected to commence next summer.

The feast is now ready to commence.