Sentence examples for and commence a process from inspiring English sources

Thus there is an urgent necessity for all leaders to downgrade the political currency of nuclear weapons, pledge never to use them, and commence a process leading to negotiations on their elimination.

"Accordingly, the monitor is of the view that the applicant should be allowed a period of time to further pursue its restructuring efforts and to commence a process for identifying an alternate equity investor or source of postemergence financing," Ernst & Young said in its report.

You consult with your friends, your neighbours, your allies, you commence a process, you do not unilaterally make this decision.

"The fact is, we have agreed to commence a process which may or may not result in a prisoner transfer.

"I can therefore advise parliament that the Scottish government has advised the current owners of our intention to commence a process towards acquisition of Prestwick airport.

"So I put in place a committee sometime over the course of the past year to really commence a process for finding a new leader".

She added: "I can therefore advise parliament that the Scottish government has advised the current owners of our intention to commence a process towards acquisition of Prestwick Airport.

The co-formulated combination with artesunate, Lapdap-plus™, was under development, but because it was associated with an increased risk of anaemia GSK has stopped the further development of the combination therapy and commenced a product recall process at pharmacy level in Kenya for Lapdap™ the only market with recent sales of the product [20].

The government recently commenced a process for collection of public comments on designation of emerging technologies and is expected to soon begin a similar process regarding foundational technologies.

Being able to download 20 free tracks is still "coming soon," but at least you can get your e-mail addresses registered and commence the process of waiting patiently.

Stephen Hester, RBS chief executive, said the bank would "commence a new process of disposal" and a spokesman for the bank said it would hold discussions with the EU and the UK government about moving back the sale deadline.