Sentence examples for act to start from inspiring English sources

While rain of less than an inch is in the forecast, there is a potential for lightning in thunderstorms, which could act to start new blazes.

Curry, the long-time advocate from Kentucky, said it best: "For decades coal companies have gotten away with polluting Appalachia's water and killing its species, but it is time for the Endangered Species Act to start being enforced in Appalachia". And, while we're at it, it's time Washington included endangered Appalachians, as well.

This week, the House is expected to use the Congressional Review Act to start the process of tossing out five rules, including one that limits the venting of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, from oil- and gas-drilling facilities and another that requires federal contractors to report previous labor law violations.

In the context of polling trends on gay rights, we then discuss why the GOP won't even allow a House vote on ENDA (Employment Non-Discrimination Act) to start to appeal to younger non-homophobic voters.

ACT plans to start yearly testing as early as third grade to help guide students to college readiness.

This fall, I joined We Act Radio to start "Dr. America," a radio show about health and its politics.

It is clear that Congress can act legally to start keeping certain weapons out of the public's hands.

You will receive an email for you to act on to start your work.

As usual, it ran smoothly and well, with 130 acts managing to start and finish mostly on time.

It's important to act, to move, to start the ball rolling," Clinton told reporters after the meeting.

The Conservatives are promising a Communications Data Act, requiring companies to start storing certain types of information.