Sentence examples for about to be commenced from inspiring English sources
He says that he wishes the April closing had been handled differently, perhaps with an announcement that "finishing work is about to be commenced" so the public would not have been surprised.
The first of many dramas commences when a neighbour arrives and tells Robert's father, Ellis, that the levees upstream are breaking up and about to be dynamited.
What is striking about the lawsuits that have been commenced is the broad range of individuals/institutions that are named as defendants and the broad range of allegations that are made.
Since 2007, U.S. legislation has mandated that information about all clinical trials that are commenced in the U.S. must be made available on the NIH website with 2 months of the enrolment of the first patient.
Large projects were commenced.
For urban participants, preparations for a group to be examined commenced about 2 weeks in advance.
For urban children preparations for a group to be examined commenced about 2 weeks in advance.
." as the countdown is "commencing".
"The second case that is about to commence is extremely important," he said.
Although a published review of journal articles (up to 2004) and FDA information (up to 2003) identified only five studies as being conducted under the US regulations since their implementation in 1996 [ 22], at a Food and Drug Administration hearing held in October 2006 it was reported that 21 studies had been conducted, were underway or about to commence[ 23].
